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Cover: Brad Gorby & Bill Black

Golden-Age Greats #8

Jan 1996 · AC · 9.95 USD
“The World's Meanest Crook!”

In "The World's Meanest Crook!", Joan Wayne finds herself in the middle of a high-stakes mystery when the President of Comania is assassinated at a post-opera reception. With the city on edge, Miss Victory takes up the case, tracking down a sinister figure with a dark past tied to the opera and a dangerous allegiance to the Nazis. Penciled and inked by Nina Albright, this Golden-Age Greats tale blends espionage and intrigue, with a striking cover by Brad Gorby and Bill Black.

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artist, inker Nina Albright · cover Brad Gorby, Bill Black

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artist, inker Nina Albright
cover pencils Brad Gorby
cover inks Bill Black

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Joan Wayne is invited to the opera and then a reception after for the President of Comania, who is murdered at the reception. Miss Victory investigates and captures the perpetrator, a former orchestra leader at the opera who now serves at the whim of the Nazis.

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