Gwandanaland Comics #2359
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Gwandanaland Comics #2359, the mystery of Colonel Blase’s missing daughter Carol deepens as Dr. Miracle and his loyal servant Akim uncover the truth: Carol was taken by the Cult of Kali and raised as their priestess. Written by Toni Blum and illustrated by Alex Blum, this emotionally charged story follows their efforts to reclaim her past and bring her home, with the cover by Alex Blum capturing the haunting tension of the journey.
In "null," Dr. Miracle races against the clock to locate a missing heir within twenty-four hours, but the reincarnated Egyptian mystic Ahman-Ka Lukor stands in her way, weaving sorcerous traps to claim the inheritance for himself.
In "null," Colonel Blase’s long-lost daughter Carol resurfaces after years of absence, her memories buried beneath the Cult of Kali’s influence. With the help of Dr. Miracle and his loyal servant Akim, she begins to reclaim who she was—though the path back to her family is as uncertain as the shadows that still cling to her past.
In "null," Dr. Miracle races across Europe to save a missing British secret agent, arriving in Rome with only his magic and a ticking clock. With no time to spare, he must track the agent through the city’s hidden corners before the man’s fate is sealed.
In "null," film star Janice Craig finds herself entangled in a web of manipulation as cult leader Jordan exploits her fame for his own dark ends. When Dr. Miracle steps in to expose Jordan’s dangerous ties to Nazi ideology and his plot to build a fifth column in Hollywood, the line between fame and danger blurs.
In a twisted twist of myth and history, the Egyptian god Set strikes a dark pact with Hitler, offering his power in exchange for the souls of every war dead. When Dr. Miracle uncovers the truth, he must summon the ancient might of Ammon-Ra to stand against a force that defies both time and divinity.
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