Mister "Q" [Mighty Midget Comic] #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Buried Treasure Case," a quiet spring afternoon in the park turns tense as Professor Carlise [sic?] takes a leisurely walk with his dog, Satan—unaware that two pairs of sinister eyes are watching his every step. Written by Ray Willner, this 1943 mystery from Samuel E. Lowe & Co. delivers a classic suspenseful setup with just the right touch of intrigue, all wrapped in a free cover that’s as bold as the story it promises.
In a quiet spring afternoon, Professor Carlise walks through the park with his dog Satan, the sun casting long shadows—yet unseen eyes track every step, watching with intent. Penciled and inked by Charles Quinlan, this 1943 crime-spy tale unfolds with subtle tension in the stillness.
In a quiet 1943 night, Mr. "Q" rests unaware—until a single, careful step breaks the stillness, stirring his loyal dog, Satan, from sleep. With pencils and inks by Charles Quinlan, this brief but tense crime tale unfolds in shadowed silence, where every sound carries weight and trust is as sharp as a hidden blade.
High above the city's chaos in his penthouse studio atop the 90-story Colton Building, Mister "Q" studies the latest criminal puzzle—a case of a stolen treasure with ties to a shadowy network. With sharp eyes and a mind honed by years of solving the unsolvable, he’s one step ahead of the game, even as the stakes rise.
In the frozen silence of the Arctic, explorer Anthony Conrad crashes through the ice and awakens in the mysterious land of Artica. Stranded in a world unlike any he’s known, he must navigate its strange landscapes and hidden dangers—alone, and with no memory of how he got there.
In this 1943 adventure from Mighty Midget Comic, Anthony—recently crowned king after a series of trials—sets his sights beyond the hills surrounding Artica, driven by a restless curiosity and the weight of his new role. The story follows his journey into the unknown, where the landscape holds secrets and the path ahead remains uncertain.
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