Reg'lar Fellers Heroic Comics #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Reg'lar Fellers Heroic Comics #14 This anthology issue features "Rainbow Boy," a story in which the titular character, flashing out of the sky at light speed, appears to save his friend Whitey from a horrible fate. The issue also includes "Star Flashes," a feature by Bruno containing celebrity trivia and facts about Hollywood figures such as Johnny Weissmuller, Bette Davis, George Raft, and Andy Devine. Additionally, the comic contains a "Reg'lar Fellers Quiz Contest" with separate questions for children and parents, offering prizes for the best answers, with entries closing September 30, 1942. Story pages depict intense action sequences involving characters trapped in peril, with one character transforming into the "Man O'Metal" after exposure to a mysterious death ray.
Hydroman thaws from a frozen prison to discover that the mad scientist King Frio has enslaved pilots and is using a devastating freezing apparatus to encase the world in ice—and now Dick Wright is forced to help him. With the aid of an aviation mechanic, Hydroman must free the captive pilots, sabotage Frio's icy fortress, and stop the villain's catastrophic plan before it's too late.
When a young hero calling himself Rainbow Boy encounters Hydroman, the two strike up an alliance to stop a criminal ring stealing helium for enemy forces—but Hydroman is ambushed and knocked unconscious before they can coordinate their first move. Racing to uncover the gang's plans on his own, Rainbow Boy infiltrates their operation, discovers their scheme to deliver the stolen helium via submarine and foreign warship, and must use his remarkable ability to transform into blinding light to sabotage the delivery and track the criminals back to their secret warehouse hideout. With the gang's truck convoy heading out at dawn carrying their ill-gotten cargo, Rainbow Boy makes his stand to stop them once and for all.
The Music Master, fresh from capturing the Mad Fiddler, seeks a quiet escape at a local carnival—only to find himself ensnared by the Human Battery, a disgruntled circus performer nursing a grudge against the carnival owner, Sam Wilson. With the young boy Danny and his father caught in the chaos, the Music Master must outwit a villain whose power lies not in music, but in the electric charge of betrayal.
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Reprinted in Art in Time: Unknown Comic Book Adventures, 1940-1980 #[nn] (2010), Super Weird Heroes #[nn] (2016)
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