Golden-Age Treasury #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn 2020, a young boy named Snubby listens as his grandfather, Howie, recalls a thrilling moment from 1949: winning the soapbox derby and receiving an autographed photo of the Black Terror and Tim. Soon after, the photo is stolen by a gang of crooks who want to forge a letter from the Black Terror to pull off a bank heist.
In "The Girl Who Cleared Her Name," a determined young woman finds herself betrayed by a trusted family member and denied a chance to prove herself at school. When her hard-earned paycheck vanishes and her hopes for the Achievement Club are dashed, she makes a bold choice—joining a gang of criminals in a bid to reclaim her dignity and prove her worth.
In "The Claw," a young woman with a fearless spirit must race against time to stop a masked criminal known only as the Claw from crashing a plane full of incendiary bombs into the city—just as he pulls off a daring museum heist. With the city’s skyline at risk and the clock ticking, her courage and quick thinking are put to the ultimate test.
In "DD's Solution to Juvenile Delinquency," Daredevil takes the stage unexpectedly to deliver a heartfelt address on the growing issue of youth crime, offering a perspective that's as impassioned as it is unorthodox. The story captures a moment of quiet intensity, where a public figure uses a platform not for spectacle, but for reflection and hope.
In "null," Dr. Macabre sets his sights on a mysterious treasure hidden within an oyster bed—pearls engineered through unknown means—only to find himself outmaneuvered by the agile Cat-Man and his swift partner, Kitten. As the sea turns treacherous and the deep waters close in, the villain’s fate hangs in the balance after a dramatic plunge into shark-infested depths.
In "Daredevil Battles the Claw, Part 4," the Claw, now ruling America after defeating the hero, declares his reign by choosing a bride to be crowned Empress of America. At her first public appearance, he vows to execute Daredevil, setting the stage for a final confrontation between the masked vigilante and the tyrant who has seized the nation.
In "Murder By Magic," Omar the Magician, exposed as a fraud by the famed Magical MacDougals, makes a desperate plea to join their act—offering to surrender his own magic in exchange for their silence. But as he performs under their watch, a chilling plan unfolds: each of the MacDougals begins to vanish, their deaths staged as magical accidents, while Omar watches from the shadows, weaving deception into illusion.
In "null," a photographer at the Glamour Palace captures a murder in progress—now a target himself, his life hangs in the balance. Mr. Risk steps in to protect him, racing against time in a deadly game where every shadow could hide a killer.
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↩ Reprints Smash Comics #6 (1940), Silver Streak Comics #10 (1941), Prize Comics #1 (13) (1941), Super-Mystery Comics #5 (1943), Big Shot #39 (1943), Golden Lad #2 (1945), Wow Comics #43 (1946), Cat-Man Comics #32 (1946), Don Winslow of the Navy #51 (1947), Daredevil #47 (1948), The Fighting Yank #26 (1948), The Black Terror #25 (1948), Exciting Comics #66 (1949), Whiz Comics #108 (1949), Boy Comics [Boy Illustories] #79 (1952), Justice Traps the Guilty #4 (58) (1954), Captain Flash #1 (1954), The Avenger #4 [A-1 #138] (1955), Tom Corbett, Space Cadet #3 (1955), Supermouse, the Big Cheese, Giant Summer Issue #2 (1958)
Reprinted in Golden-Age Greats Costumed Crusaders Special #[nn] (2006)
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