Master Comics #83
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The City Sleeps," a moment of innocent curiosity turns perilous when a small child accidentally sets a glider loose, sending it hurtling toward the sky—only Captain Tootsie’s swift strength and reflexes can prevent disaster. Penciled by C. C. Beck and inked by Pete Costanza, this 1947 adventure captures the era’s classic heroism with crisp, dynamic action. The cover, by Bud Thompson, perfectly frames the scene’s tension.
In "The City Sleeps," a bored police officer finds himself in the middle of a sudden crisis when he spots a shadowy figure outside his bedroom window—only to realize it's not just any intruder, but the escaped convict Taggart. The quiet night takes a sharp turn as the officer must confront the danger he’s longed for, all while the city remains unaware of the tension unfolding behind closed doors.
In "Adventure" in the States from Master Comics #83 (1947), Radar zeroes in on the mastermind behind a deadly drug operation after witnessing the murder of a known criminal tied to the ring. With the trail hot and the stakes high, the investigation takes a dangerous turn as Radar pushes forward into the heart of the conspiracy.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #56 (2005), Men of Mystery Comics #75 (2008)
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