New Heroic Comics #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rescued from 10,000 Tons of Death!", a dog with a mysterious past returns to the man who once gave him up, carrying the weight of a lifetime of loyalty and survival. Bill Everett’s dynamic cover art captures the raw intensity of the story, while the tale unfolds through a series of quiet, powerful moments between man, dog, and the wild. This 1951 issue from New Heroic Comics #64, lettered in typeset, stands as a poignant, character-driven adventure from the golden age of comics.
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Diana and her mother are strolling down by the docks looking for their cousin, an officer on an incoming ship, when the little girl falls off a plank into the water, and is in danger of being crushing by a shifting ship. 130 crew members put their backs to work holding back the ship while Joseph Zappulla is lowered down to rescue the girl.
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