Ribtickler #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Little Man in Black," a mysterious figure with otherworldly powers tracks down the notorious gang led by Cork-eyes, setting off a strange chain of events. When Cosmo Cat steps in to investigate, he claims his mission is backed by a far more sinister authority—His Satanic Majesty, Mephisto. Written by Pat Adams and illustrated by Ellis Chambers, this 1947 Fox comic blends supernatural intrigue with early crime-fighting flair, all wrapped in a striking cover by Ellis Chambers.
In "The Little Man in Black," a mysterious figure with supernatural powers tracks down the notorious gang led by Cork-eyes, leaving a trail of bewildered crooks in his wake. When Cosmo Cat steps in to investigate, he uncovers a surprising connection—his mission is sanctioned by none other than His Satanic Majesty, Mephisto.
When James J. James starts bragging about his upcoming trip to Africa, he catches the attention of Albert Whopper—a being who grows bigger and stronger with every tall tale told in his presence. Whisked away to Imagine Nation, a surreal land where exaggerated boasts come to life, James learns firsthand that his bragging has fed Whopper into a giant threat, prompting Tommy Tot and his international crew to mount a daring rescue mission. It's a cautionary adventure that shows what happens when tall stories spiral out of control.
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