Punch Comics #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Kid Dropper, King of Killers," Rocketman Cal Martin takes on a terrifying criminal scheme where a gang uses psychological terror to force victims into believing they’ve committed murder by running someone over. With sharp art by Ralph Mayo and a gripping story by Chip Goodman, this 1946 Punch Comics standout delivers suspense and action in a world where fear is the real weapon. The cover by Paul Gattuso captures the menace with bold, dynamic lines.
In "null" from Punch Comics #19 (1946), Rocketman—Cal Martin—takes on a shadowy gang using fear and deception to extort their victims, making them believe they’ve caused fatal accidents. With his signature blend of courage and quick thinking, Cal must unravel the truth behind the terrifying illusions before more lives are broken.
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Reprinted in Authentic Police Cases #4 (1948), Northwest Mounties #2 (1949), Golden-Age Men of Mystery #7 (1998), Gwandanaland Comics #1146
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