Gwandanaland Comics #79
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Moth," Joan—named after a man she once saved—receives extraordinary abilities from the Statue of Liberty herself, thrusting her into a fight against threats both foreign and domestic. With powers that let her deflect a bomb and stop a fleeing car, she steps into a role far greater than she ever imagined. Written and drawn by Elmer Wexler, with a striking cover by Tom Hickey, this 2017 issue from Gwandanaland Comics marks a bold new chapter in a quietly rising superhero saga.
In "null," Jo gains extraordinary abilities from the Statue of Liberty herself, stepping into a role defined by duty and danger. With her powers tested in a high-stakes confrontation, she moves swiftly to stop a bombing and dismantle a spy operation—her name, born from a moment of heroism, now echoing through the fight for her nation.
In "null," Joan’s quiet boat ride takes a sudden turn when she stumbles upon a hidden submarine, leading her to investigate a mysterious house where she uncovers a dangerous conspiracy—and barely escapes an ambush by a relentless brute.
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