Modern Comics #48
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn 1946’s Modern Comics #48, set in 1930s Haiti, a chilling mystery unfolds as children vanish under eerie circumstances—buried only to be found missing, their disappearances tied to the sinister Black Prince’s need for free labor. The story, told with a stark, atmospheric edge, features a haunting cover by Al Bryant, whose bold pencils and inks bring the tale’s dread to life.
The Blackhawks answer a distress call from Peroo Island, only to discover it's under siege by the ruthless pirate Elosa and her gang, who've enslaved the natives to mine the island's vast tin deposits. When one of the team is captured and separated from the others, the pirates' iron grip tightens—but the Blackhawks won't go down without a fight. This 1946 adventure pits the heroic team against greed, treachery, and an enemy determined to keep them from freeing Peroo Island.
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Reprinted in Gwandanaland Comics #1120
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