Hit Comics #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Seaside Saboteurs," Hercules finds himself caught between the spotlight and his need for quiet, as a movie producer casts him in a jungle hero role—only to have the fame prove overwhelming. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated with bold, dynamic flair by Reed Crandall, the story captures the hero’s struggle with fame and the sudden shift from the jungle to the silver screen. The cover, a striking piece by Lou Fine, perfectly frames the tension between spectacle and solitude.
In "Damus the Wizard," a European dictator hiding in South America is exposed by Neon, who uncovers his alliance with the ancient wizard Damus. When the dictator turns on Damus, Neon convinces the sorcerer to break from his dark pact and join the fight against tyranny.
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Reprinted in Prime Cuts #5 (1987), Divas, Dames & Daredevils #[nn] (2013)
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