Red Circle Comics #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Disappearing Dynamite," newly appointed commander Bradley recounts a wartime tale from his grandfather’s time in the South Pacific, weaving a tense flashback narrative. Told with atmospheric detail and sharp storytelling, the story unfolds through the eyes of a man caught in a mystery that defies logic—where danger hides in plain sight. Art by Harry Fisk brings the Pacific setting to life with crisp, expressive linework.
In "null," newly appointed commander Bradley recounts a haunting tale from his grandfather’s time in the South Pacific during the war, weaving personal memory into a mission fraught with unseen dangers. Through intimate flashbacks, the story unfolds with quiet intensity, revealing how the past echoes in the present.
Dinky Dabbs, a young detective armed with a new kit and his trusted parrot assistant Cracker, stumbles onto a case of stolen dynamite when he witnesses crooks planning to blow up a railroad trestle. With Cracker's help—including fingerprint delivery to the police and some clever aerial tactics—Dinky races to stop the saboteurs before their explosive plan succeeds.
Lt. Commander Lloyd Foster tackles a dangerous salvage operation in Bombay harbor, diving fifty fathoms down to recover explosives from a sunken ship—but when a suspicious sampan interferes with the salvage lines, Foster discovers enemy agents at work. What begins as a routine naval job becomes a tense underwater battle of wits and courage against Axis saboteurs determined to destroy the mission.
In this 1945 Western-frontier tale from Red Circle Comics #1, Jake mocks Jack for his poor choices—especially his loss to the cunning Norvo. Determined to prove himself, Jack returns to school, transforms through education, and soon finds himself face-to-face with Norvo once more.
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