National Comics #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Curse of Ali Ben Riff Raff!", a wronged inventor named The Wasp, betrayed by two greedy businessmen who stole his invention—a pair of mechanical wings—takes a deadly revenge. Drawn by Bill Quackenbush, this 1948 tale of betrayal and retribution unfolds with a chilling twist, all rendered in stark, expressive art. The cover, by Klaus Nordling, captures the story’s ominous tone with a striking image of The Wasp in his mechanical guise.
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When two greedy business owners cut The Wasp out of his rightful share of his invention, mechanical wings, he decides to kill them. This jilted inventor used a stinging syringe mounted on his wings to accomplish this task, but, in the end, he accidently pricks himself with his own stinger and dies.
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