New Heroic Comics #60
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hero of the High Seas," a young woman's midnight stroll along a treacherous cliff takes a sudden, terrifying turn when she loses her footing and clings to a narrow ledge. With her life in the balance, two lifeguards are called in to mount a daring rescue, testing their courage and skill in a high-stakes climb. Written and drawn by Mo Weiss, this gripping tale from New Heroic Comics #60 (1950) captures a moment of suspense and heroism in a 10-cent comic that stands as a rare, all-creator effort from the era. Cover by A. Thompson.
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A young woman, out with her boyfriend on evening around midnight, suddenly leaves the car and boyfriend, and decides to take a walk along a sheer cliff. Her footing gives way, and she falls down the side of the cliff until she gets a handhold. When the police arrive, they call in two lifeguards, who help to rescue the girl before she falls to her death.
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