Police Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Herr Strasse's Sea Island Spy Ring," chemist Roy pushes his experiments to dangerous limits, creating a volatile compound that only reacts to his own body heat—leading to a tense, high-stakes showdown with a Nazi vessel near Havana. Written by Paul Gustavson and brought to life with dynamic art by Will Eisner and Lou Fine, this 1941 thriller blends scientific ingenuity with wartime intrigue. The cover by Gill Fox captures the era’s bold style, making this early Human Bomb adventure a standout in the Police Comics series.
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Roy, an accomplished chemist in his own right, invents another explosive that scares his co-workers so much that he moves the experiment into his own private lab. It is formulated into a substance that is harmless on its own, but detonates when it comes in contact with Roy's hot hands. The substance is used to take down a Nazi vessel that the Human Bomb encounters en route to Havana.
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