Police Comics #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Menace of Serpina," Phantom Lady and Spider Widow are drawn into a deadly game of rivalry after receiving cryptic challenge letters—each claiming the other is the true master of crime-fighting, with the Raven as the prize. Written and illustrated by Frank Borth, this 1943 Quality Comics tale unfolds with sharp tension as two iconic heroines are manipulated by a shadowy gang, unaware they're pawns in a trap designed to eliminate one of them. The cover, by Jack Cole, captures the dramatic clash of these two fierce women, setting the stage for a story where trust is the first casualty.
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Phantom Lady gets a letter from Spider Widow, informing her that she is challenging her to a duel to see who is the most capable crime fighter, and that she intends the Raven to remain with her. Spider Woman gets a similar letter from Phantom Lady. What neither of these women understand is that both have been set up by a criminal gang which hopes one or the other of the lady heroes will perish at the hands of the other.
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