Gwandanaland Comics #2006

In the Worlds of Time, Scott and Dr. Meade pilot their time-traveling rocket ship through the ages, only to make an unexpected stop in the past—where they rescue a fierce Viking named Thor and a mysterious woman named Elda, both caught in the tangle of history.

In "The Coming of the Comet," John Dickering, transformed by a mysterious gas that makes him lighter than hydrogen, gains the ability to leap like flight and unleash disintegrating beams from his eyes—only glass can block them. With a newfound sense of justice, he targets a typhoid racketeer, eliminating three associates before confronting the mastermind, Dr. Archer, whom he lifts into the sky to force a confession. As Dr. Archer pleads for mercy, The Comet lets him fall, leaving the outcome hauntingly unresolved.

In "Introducing Fu Chang," a mysterious scholar with a set of enchanted chessmen takes on a perilous quest when his beloved Tay Ming is captured by a fearsome Dragon. With only ancient prayers and the power of his magical pieces, Fu Chang must summon the unseen forces within the game to outwit the beast and rescue her before it's too late.

In "Moronia Bund Threatens Editor," Press Guardian, the flamboyant playboy son of the Daily Express publisher, dons his green suit, fedora, and red mask to confront a shadowy Bund operative with Nazi ties, plunging into a high-stakes chase through the city’s underbelly. With sharp wit and daring flair, he races to uncover the truth before the threat reaches the paper’s very doorstep.

In "The Eye of Oglu," a young girl desperate to find her missing father calls on Dudley, who answers the call in a striking purple suit and yellow cape, transforming into Mr. Satan—international detective and soldier of fortune. With no time to spare, he plunges into a mystery tangled in strange occurrences, chasing leads that lead deeper into the unknown.

In "The Ritania-Hundaria War," the desperate king of Ritania turns to the legendary Zambini for aid in a brutal conflict with Hundania. As tensions rise, Hundanian spies infiltrate Zambini’s quarters, leaving behind a monstrous cobra whose venom is certain death—putting the hero’s courage and resolve to the ultimate test.

Hercules Slays the Lion of Nemea!! plunges the mythic hero into the neon-lit chaos of modern New York, where he’s taken on as a vaudevillian strongman after arriving out of nowhere. When his agent is murdered by the underworld menace Leo Nymia—whose name and feral strength echo the legendary Nemean Lion—Hercules takes up the fight, unleashing his fury to dismantle Nymia’s gang and claim justice in blood and thunder.

In 1040, Prince James, heir to the English throne, is murdered by Scottish rebels—only his spirit refuses to pass on, instead avenging his killers and becoming bound to the castle. Nine centuries later, the castle is dismantled and shipped to the U.S., where a U-boat sinks the vessel, unleashing James’ ghost. Now free, he wields near-limitless power not for vengeance, but to protect others from dying the way he did.

In "The Black Dragon of Death!", a corpse discovered in a charred vehicle points to the return of a long-dead General Mason—killed by the enigmatic Black Dragon. When John Raymond transforms into the Web to pursue the killer, his trail of clues inadvertently leads Rose Wayne to a shocking truth: Raymond is the masked hero himself.

In "The Strangler," the Shield's desperate attempt to regain his powers ends in failure, leaving him vulnerable just as a new threat emerges. With Dusty by his side, he’s drawn into a high-stakes mission to rescue the French Vichy Consul from the Strangler and his Nazi allies, testing their resolve in a world where heroism means more than strength.