Golden-Age Greats #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection from AC Comics brings together a selection of Golden Age tales featuring Fawcett Comics' classic heroes, including Captain Marvel, Bulletman, and Spy Smasher. Originally published in the 1940s, these stories showcase the colorful, action-packed style of early superhero comics. The volume serves as a sampler of Fawcett's iconic characters from the era before DC's acquisition of the line.
"Hunt for Hitler!" is a standout entry in the Golden-Age Greats series, spotlighting the enduring legacy of Fawcett Comics with a deep dive into the collectible value of its Golden Age titles—like the $176,000 paid by Steve Geppi for Whiz Comics #2. Written by Bill Black and featuring his own cover pencils and inks, the issue blends nostalgia with insight, offering commentary on Jerry Ordway’s Power of Shazam! series while celebrating the cultural footprint of these early comics.
In "The Homicidal Hijackers," the Bullet Duo go on the trail of a daring silk heist, only to find that the real threat lies not in the cargo—but in the driver behind the wheel. With danger lurking in plain sight, the duo must unravel a mystery where every lead could be a trap.
In "The Black Sphinx," the enigmatic villain sets his sights on eliminating two threats: Mr. Scarlet and Brian Butler. When a priceless gem vanishes from the museum, the Black Sphinx plants the Thotep Ruby in Brian’s room, framing him and setting off a tense game of suspicion and danger.
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↩ Reprints Wow Comics #7 (1942), Spy Smasher #10 (1943), Captain Midnight #10 (1943), Master Comics #41 (1943), Whiz Comics #45 (1943), Captain Midnight #22 (1944), Master Comics #98 (1948)
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