Panic #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mel Padooka," Nobby worries that Mel isn’t ready for his upcoming bout against the fearsome Hungry Meatloaf, so he turns to Mel’s wife to oversee his training and find a way to get him properly riled up for the fight.
Dr. Migrane, fed up with the monotony of his medical practice, takes his nurse June’s advice to make a grand gesture—only to turn his own prescription into a self-inflicted experiment with wildly unpredictable results.
In "Captain Izzy and Washt Upps," a two-fisted soldier of fortune named Izzy grows restless crafting hairpins for J. P. McEee Industries, prompting him and his partner Washt Upps to ask their boss for a new mission. Their request sets off a chain of absurd, deadpan adventures in a world where corporate drudgery meets cartoonish military mayhem.
In "Mary Worthless!", a newly arrived tenant with a mission of quiet redemption takes up residence in a boarding house full of eccentric souls, each clinging to their own peculiar brand of chaos. With gentle persistence and a knack for uncovering hidden truths, she begins to unravel the tangled lives around her—though not everyone is ready to be mended.
In "Charlie Chinless," a weary detective with a penchant for the bizarre is summoned to a crumbling circus where a string of strange incidents—including the sudden death of a sideshow midget—threatens to bring the whole operation down. As Charlie digs into the eerie goings-on, he finds that the circus itself might be hiding more than just secrets.
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↩ Reprints Panic #7 (1955), Panic #8 (1955), Panic #9 (1955), Panic #10 (1955), Panic #11 (1955), Panic #12 (1955)
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