Gwandanaland Comics #943
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Case of the Sanitary Murders," Jill and Daisy accompany their uncle Ned to his Colorado mine, only to find his discovery of uranium has drawn the dangerous attention of gangster Marty Marron. Trapped and forced into labor, the girls must outwit their captor while uncovering the truth behind the mysterious threat. The story unfolds with tense pacing and sharp visuals, all drawn by Al Camy in both interior and cover art.
In "null," Jill and Daisy dive into a baffling burglary that spirals into a dangerous game of cat and mouse when they uncover the elusive criminal inventor Ruggo—only to find themselves wrongly accused of murder before they can crack the case.
In "Case of the Sanitary Murders," a greedy philanthropist turns his scientific genius toward murder, using a hidden ray to eliminate donors after they've left him their fortunes. With time running out, Jill must rely on her latest invention to stop the deadly scheme before it claims its next victim.
In the quiet hum of Gwandanaland’s backstreets, Jill’s lost infra-radiant magnifying spectacles take an unexpected turn when bookkeeper Henry Botts stumbles upon them—unaware they’ve drawn the attention of mob boss Big Mike Hanon, who sees in them a tool for something far darker than mere observation.
In "null," Jill and Daisy accompany their uncle Ned to his Colorado mine, where he believes he’s struck uranium—only to find themselves caught in a dangerous game when gangster Marty Marron takes them hostage. Forced into labor, the girls must navigate a high-stakes mystery that blurs the line between science and survival.
In "Portrait of a Crime!" from Gwandanaland Comics #943, artist Abner Peabody is drawn into a high-stakes mystery when he’s enlisted by Jill to use his keen eye and natural talent to track down bandits who stole an opera company’s payroll. With no formal training but a gift for capturing the essence of a face, Abner must piece together clues through sketches before the trail goes cold.
In "The Freezer Gas!" from Gwandanaland Comics #943, the cunning Professor Slawter unleashes a dangerous paralyzing gas, but Jill and Daisy aren’t about to be outsmarted—armed with their own clever invention, they’re ready to turn the tide. A tense standoff unfolds as science and smarts clash in this brisk, clever mystery from the anthology’s 2018 issue.
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