Kid Eternity #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeKid Eternity confronts the notorious criminal Gilly de Retz, whom he summons from history to serve as a cautionary example of crime's consequences. When the chief fires a detective for failing to catch the criminal "Slippery Elmer," Kid Eternity disguises himself as a hillbilly to infiltrate Elmer's hideout near Possum Peak. Kid Eternity summons the historical figure Simon Legree to help track down the kidnapper and save innocent lives, ultimately exposing the masked crime operation and clearing his reputation.
When Sammy, an office boy at police headquarters, visits his inventor uncle and accidentally dons an indestructible flying suit, he finds himself zooming through the city with newfound powers—and a criminal to catch. Detective Dumbull has been fired after failing to locate the dangerous Slippery Elmer, but Sammy sees a chance to help his discouraged friend by tracking the outlaw to a hillbilly hideout near Possum Peak. In his armored scoot suit, Sammy must navigate a treacherous gang and prove that Dumbull deserves a second chance, all while keeping his mysterious identity under wraps.
When a mysterious villain named Gustt kidnaps Dr. Scott and his daughter Miriam—holding them hostage over an ancient Aztec treasure map—Kid Eternity must race against time to save them. To uncover the location of Montezuma's legendary hoard, Kid Eternity does the unthinkable: he travels back to 1522 A.D. during the Spanish conquest of Mexico to discover where the Aztecs hid their wealth. With danger closing in from all sides, Kid Eternity will need to outwit both history itself and a ruthless modern-day criminal to bring Miriam home.
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Reprinted in PS Artbooks Softee: Kid Eternity #2 (2025)
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