Gwandanaland Comics #238
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mission to Chunking," General Kimonak orchestrates a dangerous scheme to undermine the Green Turtle’s legacy by exploiting his identity, using a Japanese officer in a mock-up of the hero’s iconic gear and aircraft to sow chaos among Chinese guerrilla forces. With bold visuals and a tense atmosphere, artist Chu Hing brings the high-stakes deception to life, while the cover by Chu F. Hing captures the moment of betrayal in sharp, dramatic detail.
In "null," set during a tense wartime occupation in Yun-Nan, the Japanese seize a remote town in search of hidden explosives and gold. With cunning and daring, Burma Boy and Green Turtle turn the enemy’s own weapons and alliances against them, setting off a chain of events that reshapes the battle for control.
In "null," General Kimonak orchestrates a treacherous scheme to undermine the Green Turtle’s legacy by exploiting his identity, using a Japanese officer in the Turtle’s likeness to carry out a devastating attack on Chinese guerrillas. The story unfolds with quiet menace, probing the fragile line between hero and imposter, and the cost of faith in a symbol.
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