Miss Victory Golden Anniversary Special #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Still Crazy After All These Years," Miss Victory finds herself drawn into a mystery during a quiet museum visit when a frantic stranger warns her of an imminent threat from the elusive Dr. Hoshema. After being overpowered and waking to find the man dying, she uncovers a cryptic chemical formula—just as the doctor’s sinister plans begin to unfold. With art by Nina Albright and a striking cover by Bill Black and Mark Heike, this Golden Anniversary Special delivers a classic spy-thriller tone in a story that’s equal parts suspense and nostalgia.
In "Noric -- The Maniac of the Opera," Joan Wayne finds her evening interrupted when she must quickly become Miss Victory to defend Artura Melez, the leader of a small allied nation, from a sudden threat during a high-stakes performance. The story unfolds with tension and flair, blending espionage and heroism in a setting where danger lurks behind the curtain.
In "Warido," Joan Wayne—flying her ferry plane—crash-lands behind enemy lines when Japanese forces bring her down. Forced to don her Miss Victory suit, she must infiltrate and dismantle the enemy stronghold at Warido before it can strike again.
In "Death From the Past!", Jo finds her museum visit interrupted when a frantic stranger warns her of an imminent threat from the sinister Dr. Hoshema. As Miss Victory, she dives into the mystery, only to be knocked unconscious—waking to find the man on the brink of death, leaving her with a cryptic chemical formula that the villain will stop at nothing to claim.
In the final stand of a desperate war, Japan’s brilliant but desperate scientist Fujo unleashes his terrifying Globe of Death against the Allied forces. Miss Victory must race to stop both the weapon and its creator before the device brings total destruction.
In "Dr. Pretorius Attacks," Ms. Victory is summoned by the army to stop the rogue scientist Dr. Pretorius from stealing the interometer—his final piece in building a fully operational cruise missile. With time running out and the stakes higher than ever, she must outwit a brilliant mind bent on destruction.
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