Johnny Dynamite #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJohnny Dynamite infiltrates a criminal operation by playing multiple undercover roles with different faces to penetrate the gang's security, discovering that a professor and his hurried out accomplices are behind the scheme. After being captured and forced into a car, Johnny escapes and finds himself lost in a dark jungle near poisoned pools, where he struggles for two days to survive the treacherous terrain and locate water. Weakened and desperate, Johnny finally discovers fresh water and manages to find his way back to civilization, emerging victorious over his adversaries.
Johnny Dynamite is assigned to escort Professor Yuglar from New York to Washington, but the journey takes a dangerous turn when the professor is kidnapped during a train hold-up. As Johnny races to track down the kidnappers, he uncovers a web of deception involving a mysterious house pass to a propaganda play, leading him to a tense cat-and-mouse game with a woman who may be an ally—or a trap.
Wilbur, frustrated with a chicken that’s supposedly undercooked, argues fiercely with the waiter—until he dramatically proves his point with a burst of gunfire. Later, he finds himself trapped in a musical mishap when a woman insists he accompany her singing, only to be horrified by her off-key performance.
Johnny Dynamite journeys into the Vietnamese jungle on a mission for the French government, seeking the missing Francois Chapman and his daughter after rumors of their deaths in a communist-led fire. As he pushes deeper into the fever-ridden wilderness, he narrowly avoids capture and discovers a hidden clearing where the only water is poisoned—only to find Chapman’s daughter alive and trapped, her father’s fate still uncertain.
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↩ Reprints Whiz Comics #117 (1950), Gabby Hayes Western #30 (1951), Lash LaRue Western #33 (1952)
Reprinted in Ms. Tree #37 (1987), Ms. Tree's 1950's Three-Dimensional Crime #1 (1987)
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