Jo-Jo Comics #7[a]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJo-Jo Comics #7 (1947) delivers a dazzling mix of glamour and danger, as Anita and her loyal beaux find themselves in the middle of a jewel heist during a performance of "Faust." With the Flasher striking at high-profile events and the Purple Tigress on his trail, the stakes rise fast—especially when the Tigress finally corners her elusive target. Written by Betty Brown and illustrated by Alvin Hollingsworth, this 1947 adventure blends theatrical flair with classic pulp suspense, all captured in a striking cover by Alvin Hollingsworth.
In "null," Jo-Jo Comics #7 (1947), Anita—accompanied by her loyal beaux—finds herself in the middle of a dazzling night at the "Faust" production when the mysterious Flasher crashes the event, snatching precious jewels from the crowd. As the Purple Tigress closes in, the Flasher vanishes into the shadows, leaving a trail of daring heists across high-society gatherings, each one more audacious than the last.
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Reprinted in Crimes by Women #8 (1949), Blue Bolt Weird Tales #117 (1953), Men of Mystery Comics #113 (2019)
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