Miracle Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology featuring multiple superheroes: In the "Sky Wizard" story, Sky Wizard battles a villain called "the She-Devil" and fights with a man named Butch, ultimately defeating his opponent with powerful strikes. In the "Dash Dixon—Man of Might" story, Dash confronts a criminal called "the Eyes Man" and his associate "the Switch," using his wits to disable their electrical trap by fashioning a rope from discarded materials and triggering the door to electrocute the villains. In "Blanda—The Jungle Queen," Blanda rescues a man from a tribe, but the transformation of a gorilla named Gala into a human form causes her to turn into a beast that kills Gala, after which Blanda asks for divine guidance to help rule the jungle.
When Prof. Schmidt is captured and hypnotized by the dangerous spy Charlotta Sandro, she forces him to retrieve a thermite bomb from his own laboratory. K-7, the secret agent, races to stop her, uncovering the truth just in time to prevent a catastrophic attack.
In the wake of stolen bomber plans and a series of brutal attacks on witnesses, Dash Dixon investigates a string of mysterious crimes tied to a blind victim and a strange lemon scent. As he follows clues from a hospital to a factory and then to a hidden rooftop, Dash confronts a shadowy spy ring led by a villain known only as The Eyes, whose henchmen—Switch, Finger, and Trusty—have been terrorizing the city.
In a quiet moment of childhood adventure, three 11-year-old boys in Norwalk, Ohio dig a sand cave that suddenly collapses. One boy dashes to get help while the other braces the falling sand with his back, shielding his trapped friend until rescuers arrive.
In "Hot Silk," Pinkie Parker follows Detective Shane to a nighttime warehouse robbery, only to be captured by the thieves and tossed into a van bound for the mountains. Trapped and tied with silk, Pinkie uses quick thinking and a bit of luck to free himself and flag down a passing train, setting the stage for a daring escape.
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Reprinted in Action! Mystery! Thrills! Comic Book Covers of the Golden Age: 1933-45 #[nn] (2011)
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