Golden-Age Greats #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume from AC Comics' Golden-Age Greats series spotlights the company's vintage heroines, reprinting stories featuring characters like the original Miss Victory, Yankee Girl, and other fighting females from the 1940s and 1950s. It collects material from AC's extensive library of public-domain and licensed golden-age comics, offering a sampler of the publisher's female-centric adventure and crime-fighting tales.
In "Cleopatra's Comb!", a museum caretaker unleashes a deadly crusade against those he believes have dishonored the legacy of Cleopatra, turning ancient reverence into a modern-day vendetta. With every act driven by obsession and myth, the line between protector and predator blurs in a tale steeped in history and hidden fury.
In "The Scientist Election," Mysta races against time to clear the Humanist party of terrorist charges they didn’t commit. Faking her own death, she goes undercover to uncover the conspiracy behind the frame-up, all while navigating a political landscape teetering on the edge of chaos.
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↩ Reprints Blonde Phantom Comics #12 (1946), Planet Comics #48 (1947), Blonde Phantom Comics #14 (1947), Marvel Mystery Comics #84 (1947), Dynamic Comics #23 (1947), The Fighting Yank #22 (1947), America's Best Comics #25 (1948), Phantom Lady #19 (1948), Lorna the Jungle Girl #26 (1957), Danger #16 (1964)
Reprinted in Yankee Girl: Stars and Stripes Forever #1 (2012)
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