Green Lama #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Turn of the Scrooge!", Wilbur finds himself trapped in Comic Land, unable to return to his true self, while Merlin unwittingly summons Attila the Hun to serve a wealthy couple—only to see the warlord develop an unexpected fondness for their daughter. Written by Horace L. Gold and illustrated by Irving Tirman, this 1946 adventure blends whimsy and peril in a story that deftly explores identity and unintended consequences. The cover by Mac Raboy captures the tale’s playful yet tense energy.
In "The Turn of the Scrooge!" from Green Lama #7 (1946), the Green Lama faces off against a gang of thugs hired to seize the boats of local fishermen—men whose livelihoods he holds in his grip through mortgages. With the fishermen pushed to the brink, the Lama must confront the harsh reality of greed and exploitation, stepping in to protect those caught in a system rigged against them.
In "Merlin Miracles, Inc.," Wilbur finds himself trapped in Comic Land, unable to return to his true identity, while Merlin, ever the busy sorcerer, answers a wealthy couple’s call for a servant—only to summon Attila the Hun, who unexpectedly develops a fondness for their daughter.
In "Tuffy Sees Red!" from Green Lama #7 (1946), Jo and his friends, determined to help after being turned away for blood donation due to their age, take matters into their own hands by convincing a Red Cross nurse’s fiancé to donate—setting off a chain of events that tests their courage and resourcefulness.
In "Practical Paradoxes," Angus, the Green Lama, stumbles into a bizarre twist when Hitler’s scientists are tasked with building a weapon of total destruction—only to be derailed by Angus’s unexpected decision to let them create the universal solvent. With a mix of wit and absurdity, the story unfolds as the line between genius and disaster blurs in this 1946 humor tale.
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Reprinted in Green Lama Featuring the Art of Mac Raboy #2 (2009), Green Lama #7 (2024)
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