Little Giant Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bombs of Destiny," a 1938 classic from Little Giant Comics, political tension boils over when Chancellor Von Strumen, acting regent for the young king, imposes brutal taxes and threatens violence against the workers. When Kris Lopez takes a stand, the rebellion ignites—and the boy king becomes the ultimate prize in a dangerous game of power. Art by John Lindermayer, with inks by the same, brings this early superhero drama to life.
Dick Burton flies a bombing mission during the Nazilian Revolution alongside his mechanic Prop and Captain Gomez, but a rebel stowaway overcomes the crew and takes control of the aircraft to turn the bombs against the loyalist forces. When Burton regains command of the plane, he makes a desperate decision to drop the bombs harmlessly into a lake, saving his own men—but he must first deal with the rebel pilot threatening to bring the ship down.
In the shadow of a crumbling monarchy, Kris Lopez rises against Chancellor Von Strumen’s brutal rule, sparking a rebellion that culminates in the daring kidnapping of the boy king. Set in a world where power is wielded with cruelty and hope is scarce, this tense 1938 adventure unfolds with urgency and quiet defiance.
In "The Case of the Lizard," detective Bowers takes on a baffling mystery when military secrets are discovered etched on glass and hidden inside the gizzards of lizards—leading him down a trail of espionage that’s as strange as it is dangerous. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1938 tale from Little Giant Comics #3 blends pulp intrigue with a touch of the bizarre.
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