New Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The St. Pierre Mystery, Part 4," Maginnis and Dubois find themselves in a desperate standoff when ambushed by outlaws—only to be saved at the last moment by Dubois' daughter, Yvonne. As the bandits close in, they seize Yvonne, leaving Maginnis to act before it’s too late.
In "Heading South, Part 6," Spinaker and Sternpipe rally the people of Pheu-Pheu against an invasion by the rival Phut-Phut tribe, but when Sternpipe vanishes, he’s found trapped in a massive cooking pot, shouting insults as he struggles to escape—his size making it impossible to climb out.
In this 1936 humor tale from New Comics #7, Chikko entrusts his prized fighting cock Peppi to his friend Carlos for a bout—only to find Carlos keeping all the winnings. When Chikko shakes the coins loose from Carlos’ clothes, the two share a laugh before heading off with Lupe for a meal.
In "War with the Bear Sarks, Episode 7," King Ivar and his bodyguard land in an uncharted land only to be ambushed by the fierce Bear-Sarks. Taken captive and bound to a stake, Ivar faces a grim fate as Djorg, the clan’s chieftain, prepares to sacrifice him to the God of War—his only hope now hanging in the flames.
In a 1936 humor tale from New Comics #7, Goofo finds himself unexpectedly paired for a formal dance with the nearly mythical Miss Brown—only to vanish behind a screen, muttering that while he’d dance with a bean-pole, he’s no match for a mountain.
In the chaos of an alien invasion, Steve slips through enemy lines in disguise, cutting a desperate path toward the Experimental Science Building—his last hope for a weapon, a solution, or something that might turn the tide.
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Reprinted in Mirim #14 (1937), Cavalier Comics #2 (1945), Atomic Comics #1 (1946)
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