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Cover: Bill Black

Golden-Age Greats #9

Jul 1996 · AC · 9.95 USD
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This volume from AC Comics spotlights the daring heroines and femme fatales that populated Fiction House's pulp-inspired comics of the 1940s, reprinting classic adventures of characters like Sheena, Queen of the Jungle, and other iconic female leads from the Golden Age. Part of the Golden-Age Greats series, it collects a selection of original stories showcasing the bold, action-packed artwork and spirited storytelling that defined Fiction House's distinctive line.

Contains 10 stories
Monster of the Secret Citadel
12 pp · Jungle
The Impostor: Part 1
8 pp · Science Fiction
Mysta of the MoonBron (introdeath)a Bron impostor (intro)The Face (Villain, intro)

In "The Impostor: Part 1," a secret agent known only as the Face infiltrates a prestigious contest to win the favor of the brilliant scientist Mysta—his true mission: steal her groundbreaking discoveries. As the young contender Bron rises through the ranks, he begins to question his orders, torn between loyalty to his shadowy master and a growing respect for Mysta’s ideals—though his past remains a dangerous secret he can’t afford to keep.

Two-Face Traps a Lynx ["During the snow season, Firehair's Dakota friends had..."]
10 pp · Western-Frontier
Firehair [Lynn Cabot]
Untitled Jungle story
6 pp · Jungle
Tiger Girl [Princess Vishnu]
Untitled Adventure story
8 pp · Adventure, Spy
Meet Me at the Black Skull Cove!
9 pp · Jungle
KaangaAnn

In "Meet Me at the Black Skull Cove!", Kaänga leads a daring escape from the brutal Emir Shekar, rescuing Prince Kajumba and the enslaved people from a life of cruelty. As Shekar’s war elephants march toward the stockade the freed slaves now call home, Kaänga must defend them not just with strength, but with the wisdom of a true leader.

Untitled Humor story
6 pp · Humor, Aviation
Sky Girl [Ginger Maguire]
Untitled Jungle story
8 pp · Jungle
Camilla

In "null," a trio of con men exploit fear and superstition in the jungle, using a look-alike to impersonate Camilla and manipulate a local tribe into submission. When the deception unravels, Camilla steps forward to confront the fraud—and the ringleader’s fate is sealed by her own hand.

The Keeper
6 pp · Science Fiction
FuturaThe Keeper (intro)Mentor (villains)Cymradians (villains)
Untitled Adventure story
6 pp · Adventure
Glory ForbesBob

In "null," Glory and Sam spot a boat approaching, seemingly carrying criminals who’ve stolen the Jaffa Jewels—only to realize too late that the criminals have plans of their own, aiming to hijack their vessel and kidnap them both.

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Full credits

artist, inker Robert Webb
artist, inker Mort Leav
artist, inker Ann Brewster
cover pencils, inks Bill Black

Reprints

↩ Reprints Sheena, Queen of the Jungle #3 (1943), Fight Comics #42 (1946), Planet Comics #44 (1946), Jumbo Comics #101 (1947), Planet Comics #51 (1947), Rangers Comics #38 (1947), Fight Comics #54 (1948), Jungle Comics #98 (1948), Rangers Comics #42 (1948), Jungle Comics #156 (1952)

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