Rangers Comics #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Living Mermaids" delivers a swashbuckling Arabian tale from 1945, where a young man named Ahmad is drawn into a daring rescue after a bandit raid steals a white camel. With the help of a mysterious old man, Ahmad tracks the thieves, saves both the camel and a hidden girl, only to discover the elder is none other than Sheik Abdullah. The story unfolds with a blend of adventure and romance, set against a desert backdrop, all rendered in bold, dynamic art by Dan Zolnerowich and brought to life on the cover by Joe Doolin.
In "Living Mermaids," Professor Broussard, a skeptic by nature, finds himself drawn into a strange sideshow spectacle—only to walk away questioning the line between illusion and the uncanny. After being invited to see the famed mermaids, he leaves with more than just a lecture on deception, puzzling over the fish he now carries in his pocket.
In "No. 1: Ahmad the Camel Boy," a young boy named Ahmad answers a call from an old man to track down a stolen white camel, setting off on a daring journey through the desert. Along the way, he rescues not only the camel but also a girl, leading to a surprising revelation and a grand reunion at the Sheik's palace.
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Reprinted in Firehair Comics #1 (1948), Seriemagasinet #7/1950 (1950), Firehair #1 (2025)
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