Operation: Peril #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Chinese Gold!", Tom and Peggy race across time and space—from the past to Venus—on a mission to secure a rare radiation-absorbing metal before it falls into the wrong hands. Written by Richard Hughes and brought to life with dynamic art by Ken Bald, this 1950 adventure blends sci-fi espionage with Cold War-era intrigue. The cover, a striking collaboration by Ogden Whitney, captures the story’s high-stakes journey in bold, vintage style.
In "Watch Typhoon Tyler!", the globe-trotting adventurer Typhoon finds himself pursued through the jungles of an unnamed southeast Asian country, narrowly escaping a deadly cobra before encountering a mysterious, dark-eyed woman. As he pieces together the clues, he uncovers a far-reaching conspiracy: a plot to steal the sacred black stone of the Kaaba, leading him on a perilous journey into a desert nation and deep into the heart of a holy city where danger lurks in every shadow.
When King Alfred the Great and his forces are overwhelmed by the invading Danish army of King Guthrum, the young English king goes into hiding disguised as a peasant—but refuses to stay idle while his kingdom falls. Determined to strike back, Alfred devises a daring plan to infiltrate Guthrum's heavily guarded war council, using his wits and cunning to turn the tide of battle.
In "Adventure in Time!" from Operation: Peril #2 (1950), Tom and Peggy race across time and space, first to the past and then to Venus, in a high-stakes mission to secure a rare metal capable of absorbing radiation—before the communists can get their hands on it. The story blends classic sci-fi adventure with a tight, suspenseful pace, grounded in the era’s fascination with space and Cold War anxieties.
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Reprinted in Thrilling Danger Comics #[nn] (1951), The Time Travelers #[nn] (2014), Pre-Code Classics: Operation Peril #1 (2019)
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