Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Young Allies #2
In "Horror in Hollywood," the Young Allies take a bold stand against Adolf Hitler in a daring, action-packed sequence that blends wartime bravado with classic Marvel humor. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Don Rico’s dynamic art with inks by Frank Giacoia and George Klein, this tale features the team’s signature mix of heroism and mischief. The striking cover by Alex Schomburg captures the moment’s intensity, making this 2012 Marvel Masterworks volume a must-have for fans of Golden Age adventure.
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The Young Allies arrive on the drill grounds and stand in the back of a large crowd of soldiers who face Adolf Hitler. When everyone salutes the Führer, Toro tosses a few fire balls at him, giving him a hot foot! When Hitler displays horror at the violence that ensues, the boys invite the Führer inside, where they give him the beating of his life. Then they escape and pile up tons of explosives in the cellar, set the fuse and escape before it blows up.
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