Great Comics #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man In The Gray Coat," Captain Jed Allen survives a harrowing crash into the sea after being shot down by Jap Zeros, plunging into a mystery that tests his courage like no other mission of the war. Penciled and inked by Gerald Altman, this gripping wartime tale unfolds with tense, dynamic artwork, while the cover by L. B. Cole captures the intensity of the moment in stark, striking detail.
In "The Secret of The Mexican Doll," Captain Power navigates a labyrinth of deception, where every clue seems to lead only deeper into mystery—until a forgotten detail about orthochromatic film gives him the key to unravel the puzzle.
Captain Jed Allen’s plane is torn apart by Jap Zeros, plunging into the sea—now, survival depends on what comes next.
Jo, the lucky seventh son of the great goddess Fortuna, channels moonlit magic to bring fortune to mortals—his powers blazing strongest beneath Luna’s midnight glow. Sent on a mission from above, he walks among humans with a divine purpose, his destiny tied to the rhythm of the night.
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Reprinted in Pop-Pop Comics #1 (1945), Terrific Comics #3 (1946), Danger #10 (1963)
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