PS Artbooks Softee: Kid Eternity #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hoodlum That Wasn't," Murder Marxton faces execution by electric chair—only for his gang to sabotage it, transforming him into the lightning-powered Lightning Man. With time running out, the Kid summons Ben Franklin from the past to stop the rampage, setting up a clash of history and power. Art by Al Bryant, whose dynamic pencils and inks bring the eerie, electrifying showdown to life.
In "null," Jo stumbles upon an old man who claims to have flown a steam-powered plane four years before the Wright Brothers—landing on a hidden mesa where cave men and dinosaurs still roam. Written by the team behind Kid Eternity, this 12-page tale blends whimsy and wonder with a quiet, offbeat mystery that lingers long after the last page.
In "Another Who Died Too Soon," Dan Doldrum’s quiet despair draws the unexpected attention of Kid Eternity, who refuses to let him go quietly. As the ghostly advice of John Jacob Astor swirls through his mind, Dan finds himself pursued not by death, but by a strange, relentless wave of corporate figures with deadly intentions.
In "The Lightning Man," Murder Marxton's execution takes a deadly turn when his gang sabotages the electric chair, transforming him into a being of living lightning. The Kid, ever resourceful, summons Ben Franklin from the past to confront the electrified threat, setting up a clash of history and heroism.
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