Hit Comics #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHit Comics #21 from April 1942 packs a vivid Golden Age punch, with Stormy Foster — the Great Defender — lunging forward in his blue-and-white costume and billowing red cape to wrench a gun away from a sinister, mustachioed villain in a green suit, while a snarling purple monster looms menacingly overhead. Max Elkan's cover artwork crackles with kinetic energy against that bold yellow background, selling the action-packed premise of "King Korman's Castle" before you've even opened the cover. Alongside Foster, the issue also boasts an impressive roster of Quality Comics heroes — Don Glory, the Red Bee, Betty Bates, Lion Boy, and Hercules — making this a genuinely satisfying anthology package for any fan of wartime comics.
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On a delivery to nearby Death Valley, Foster and Ah Choo find a dying man and decide to trail his killers.
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