Marvel Mystery Comics #40
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Flaming Terror" in Marvel Mystery Comics #40 (1943) delivers a pulse-pounding wartime thriller as Torch and Toro race to stop a hidden Japanese airfield beneath the Mojave Desert from launching devastating attacks on San Francisco. With a napalm-like weapon poised to strike, the duo takes matters into their own hands when the army comes up empty. The story unfolds with gritty urgency, illustrated by Harry Sahle in both pencils and inks, while Alex Schomburg’s cover captures the fiery menace of the threat.
In the desert heat of 1943, Torch and Toro race to stop a hidden Japanese airfield beneath the Mojave sands, where enemy planes are poised to unleash a devastating napalm-like weapon on San Francisco. With the army stymied and the clock ticking, the duo must uncover the secret base before it’s too late.
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