National Comics #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The New Fighter Plane," Sam steps in during a courtroom drama, pleading for mercy for four underage offenders. Though one boy has committed a fatal act, Sam takes the others under his wing, setting off a quiet transformation that begins with an unexpected Sunday trip to church. The story unfolds with grounded sincerity, illustrated with crisp detail by Alex Blum, whose art brings emotional weight to the moment. The cover, a striking piece by Lou Fine, captures the tension and hope of the scene with dynamic composition and sharp line work.
In "null," Sam steps in during a court hearing for four underage boys, pleading for mercy and taking responsibility for their futures. Though one boy has already committed murder, Sam’s decision to guide the others leads to an unexpected turn—his first act of reform is a quiet Sunday trip to church.
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