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Cover: Lou Fine

Hit Comics #8

Feb 1941 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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“The Power-Stealing Tower”

In "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.

artist, inker John Celardo · cover Lou Fine

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artist, inker John Celardo
cover pencils, inks Lou Fine

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A crime syndicate builds a giant tower that will drain the power from every dynamo in America. They believe only Hercules can stop them, so they resolve to kill him.

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