Mickey Finn #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMickey Finn #12 (1948) delivers a quirky 1940s oddity where the makers of Atometts, a miracle supplement promising strength like Zuper-Atoman, challenge themselves to prove it on live TV—hiring Sparky as their test subject. Written and drawn by Tom DeAngelo, this issue captures the era’s blend of sci-fi hype and wholesome absurdity, all on a 10-cent cover.
In "null," the creators of Atometts—claiming their pills can turn anyone into a superstrong hero like Zuper-Atoman—face a challenge: prove it on live TV by transforming a real weakling. Sparky, a man with no superpowers and no confidence, is hired to be the test subject, thrust into the spotlight with nothing but a box of pills and a dream.
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