Hit Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Burns Koffin Gang," Neon takes on a new case in 1940’s Hit Comics #3, chasing a mysterious criminal crew across frozen tundras and hidden tropical islands beneath the Arctic ice. Written by S. M. Iger and illustrated with sharp detail by Alex Blum, the story blends pulp adventure with surreal twists, all framed by Lou Fine’s dynamic cover art.
Tommy Tinkle discovers a treasure map left by his uncle that points to riches hidden on Koko's Island, and with the Professor's help, he builds a boat to seek it out. When they find the chest and strike it rich, their celebration is cut short by unexpected trouble—but fortune takes some peculiar turns before they make their escape.
In "The Savage Land," Neon ventures to the North Pole on a daring rescue mission, uncovering a hidden tropical isle buried beneath the ice. As he navigates the unexpected jungle and its mysterious dangers, he must save a stranded British explorer from an environment far removed from the frozen wasteland above.
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