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Cover: Joe Staton

Primus #7

Oct 1972 · Charlton · 0.20 USD
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“Crisis at 40 Fathoms”

In "Crisis at 40 Fathoms," Primus and Toni investigate a bizarre nightclub act featuring a Nixon impersonator—only to uncover a sinister plot when the performer vanishes. Joe Gill and Joe Staton deliver a tense, grounded thriller as Primus dives into a submerged conspiracy involving political impersonation and global sabotage, all while battling unseen foes beneath the waves. The cover by Joe Staton captures the eerie suspense of the moment, a 20-cent comic from 1972 that stands out for its sharp storytelling and art.

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writer Joe Gill · artist, inker Joe Staton · letterer Charlotte Jetter · cover Joe Staton

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writer Joe Gill
artist, inker Joe Staton
cover pencils, inks Joe Staton

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Toni and Primus go to a nightclub where a comedian who mimics President Richard Nixon performs. Primus follows the man backstage when he sees him accompanied by two unsavory characters but is rendered unconscious. Toni finds him and they inform the White House. Soon after Primus finds the submarine where the Nixon imitator and a man who resembles the Soviet Premier are held. Dr.Forbush intends to use both men to spark World War III. Captured by two divers Primus learns that Mixon refuses to cooperate and is being tortured. Mixon causes a disruption that allows Primus to defeat the criminals.

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