Miracle Comics #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring multiple heroes and adventures. "Sky Wizard" involves diplomatic intrigue and espionage as agents plot against a friendly country. "Master of Space" sees K-7 trailing a master spy whose fate affects a nation's balance of power, while also featuring a storyline about a murdered daughter and a doctor's attempt to save an innkeeper's daughter. "Dash Dixon – Man of Might" includes an unofficial visit to the President of Scalene involving murder and international conspiracy. "Blanda – Jungle Queen" depicts the jungle priestess during hunting season, as the Aza tribe works itself into a frenzy attacking lions and other jungle beasts while Blanda prays to the gods.
When a young police athlete volunteers as a test subject for Dr. Lorenz's experimental perpetual life formula, he gains superhuman strength and a special metal uniform—powers he'll need to solve a series of murders linked to a conspiracy in the foreign nation of Scalene. Dash Dixon must navigate deadly threats, mysterious assassins, and the shadowy organization known as the Scalene Angles to protect innocents and uncover the plot to overthrow a government. With only his wits, his newfound abilities, and allies who believe in him, Dash races against time to stop the conspiracy before it's too late.
Deep in the African jungle, the Azas tribe worships blinded lions as gods, and their queen is Blanda, a white girl raised from infancy by the tribe—but her rule is tested when a safari led by Greg Martin arrives to hunt and capture the sacred beasts. When Blanda discovers the invaders caging her animal gods, she launches a fierce assault, only to find herself caught between protecting Greg from rival tribesmen and a choice that will reshape her fate in the jungle forever.
When Pinkie Parker and Detective Shayne get trapped in a locked back room during a hardware store robbery, the kid cop has to think fast—and make clever use of a pea shooter and some gas to turn the tables on the crooks. It's a scrappy bit of detective work that proves brains can beat brawn, even when you're just a kid.
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