Green Lama #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the shadowed streets of 1944, Jethro Dumont, the Green Lama, takes up the mantle of justice after a child’s death at the hands of mobsters. When he learns that released prisoners are vanishing, he infiltrates the underworld—posing as a crook—to uncover the truth, only to stumble upon a secret criminal network known as the Navy of Crime, led by the enigmatic Foxey and his shadowy un-named boss. With Tsarong and Lt. Caraway watching from the edges, the Green Lama must navigate a web of deceit where every ally could be an enemy.
The Boy Champions—Tuffy, Mickey, and Wellington Smith—take on their first case when a mysterious Witch hires them to rally a crowd in Times Square for a spectacle, unaware the performance is a cover for a robbery orchestrated by Shifty and his gang.
When Wilbur Klutz is asked to impersonate his boss in a dangerous sting operation, he wishes for powers to pull it off—only to have the legendary wizard Merlin appear and grant his wish. Now armed with unexpected abilities, Wilbur must navigate a high-stakes game of deception, facing down a gang of ruthless criminals and their mysterious boss.
Mike McTigg’s trying to stay sharp for his big fight, so he ropes in Oscar as a sparring partner—only to be told that night to ease up and save his strength. But when a beautiful girl, already spoken for, shows up and throws a twist into the mix, Mike’s careful plans start to unravel.
When Rick Masters is offered a hefty sum to fly mysterious equipment to Alaska, he senses something’s off—especially when he learns the cargo is tied to a dead man’s hidden gold and a pair of ruthless criminals, Fats and Slicky, are determined to claim it. With the Twin Eagles watching his back, Rick must navigate icy skies and double-crosses before the treasure—or the truth—freezes over.
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Reprinted in Golden Age of Comics Special #[nn] (1982), Men of Mystery Comics #18 (1999), Green Lama Featuring the Art of Mac Raboy #1 (2008)
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