Police Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis October 1941 issue from Quality Comics puts Firebrand front and center, the red-costumed, flame-crested hero landing a powerful punch square on a suited villain's jaw while a bound police officer struggles in the lower corner — all rendered with sharp, kinetic energy by cover penciler Gill Fox and inker Will Eisner. The left side of the cover doubles as a lineup card, teasing the roster of characters sharing these pages: Plastic Man, The Human Bomb, #711, and The Mouthpiece. With Paul Gustavson handling writing, art, inking, and lettering duties on the interior, this third issue is a genuine showcase of early Golden Age talent firing on all cylinders.
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Roy is called away from Jean's side to the White House, where the President asks Roy to oversee a new lab. While doing this, Roy happens to see a note mentioning a deadly purple mist. When the Human Bomb flushes out the spy behind the mist, he discovers the man to have a pair of purple glasses which, when worn, reveal Nazi assassins hiding within the mists.
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