Reg'lar Fellers Heroic Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHydroman’s daring escape from a glass cage aboard a foreign freighter sets the stage for a high-stakes rescue in Reg'lar Fellers Heroic Comics #7 (1941), where the aquatic hero swiftly subdues guards and extracts Margery from danger. With a tense dash to Bob Blake’s apartment, his plan unravels when a suspicious taxi driver drops them off at the police precinct—leaving their next move uncertain. Bill Everett handles all interior art and lettering, while Stephen Douglas contributes to the cover, capturing the drama in bold, dynamic lines.
In "null," Hydroman—fresh from breaking free of a glass cage aboard a foreign freighter—grabs Margery and makes a desperate break for safety, overpowering guards and commandeering a taxi to reach Bob Blake’s apartment. But when the cabbie grows suspicious, he abandons them at the local Police Precinct, leaving their next move uncertain.
In "null," Zoro and Hale find themselves caught in a sudden crash when Professor Elton intercepts their flight, eager to demonstrate his time-traveling machine. Curious and cautious, the two step inside the chamber—only for Chico’s accidental touch of a lever to send them spiraling into the unknown.
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Reprinted in The Bill Everett Archives #2 (2013)
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