Hit Comics #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Power-Stealing Tower," a crime syndicate constructs a massive tower designed to siphon energy from every dynamo across America, threatening the nation’s infrastructure. Believing only the mighty Hercules can stand against their scheme, they plot his demise to eliminate the only true obstacle. Art by John Celardo, with a striking cover by Lou Fine, this 1941 hit from Quality Comics delivers a pulpy, high-stakes thriller rooted in the era’s classic superhero spirit.
In "The Power-Stealing Tower," a shadowy crime syndicate constructs a massive tower designed to siphon energy from every dynamo across America, threatening to plunge the nation into darkness. When they realize only Hercules stands a chance of stopping them, they set their sights on eliminating him before he can intervene.
G-5 springs into action when the mysterious disappearance of the aircraft carrier Tornado forces Naval Intelligence to call upon the super agent to investigate. With a dying clue pointing toward the Malay Peninsula and the villainous Adm. Von Berg, G-5 races against time to locate the missing ship and uncover who's behind its disappearance. Facing enemy squadrons and a cunning enemy masquerading within the Navy itself, G-5 must use all his skills to solve the case and see the Tornado safely home.
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Reprinted in Action! Mystery! Thrills! Comic Book Covers of the Golden Age: 1933-45 #[nn] (2011)
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