Golden-Age Greats #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection from AC Comics spotlights the Golden Age hero the Black Terror alongside other costumed champions from the 1940s. It reprints a selection of stories originally published by Nedor Comics, featuring the Black Terror, the Fighting Yank, and other patriotic characters of the era. Part of the Golden-Age Greats series, this volume offers a nostalgic look at classic superhero adventures from the public domain.
In "Invasion of the Kikoos," the Flame confronts a bizarre threat as a group of spectral beings from a forgotten island begins wreaking havoc with unexplained violence and theft. Once hidden away by government leaders for their diminished intellect, these creatures now move with terrifying purpose—driven by an unseen evil that turns their fragile minds into instruments of chaos.
In "Danger in the Air!", a treacherous circus boss sets a deadly trap for an acrobatic duo, using his own performer as bait in a scheme that spirals into chaos above the big top. With danger hanging in the air and trust as fragile as a tightrope, the stakes rise as secrets unravel and lives hang by a thread.
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↩ Reprints Wonderworld Comics #5 (1939), Wonderworld Comics #7 (1939), Wonderworld Comics #11 (1940), Smash Comics #9 (1940), America's Best Comics #24 (1947), The Black Terror #23 (1948), The Fighting Yank #25 (1948)
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