Prize Comics #3 (51)

Mar 1945 · Prize · 0.10 USD

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“The Paralyzing Gun”

In "The Paralyzing Gun," a 1945 Prize Comics standout, the relentless Hunter sets his sights on a rare white elephant smuggled into a zoo, determined to steal it for a fortune from a wealthy Rajah in India. With Jack Alderman handling both art and inks, the story unfolds with sharp, dynamic visuals that bring the high-stakes chase to life, while John Giunta’s cover captures the tension with a striking, detailed image of the hunter and his target.

artist, inker Jack Alderman · cover John Giunta

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artist, inker Jack Alderman

cover pencils, inks John Giunta

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The Hunter is out to steal an illegally sold rare white elephant in a zoo any way that he can so that he can sell it for big bucks to a Rajah in India.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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