Science Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeScience Comics #2 is an anthology featuring multiple superhero stories. In the Dynamo story visible on the cover and interior pages, the costumed hero uses his paralyzing thrust to disable a huge power plant while battling a criminal gang attempting to steal gold. Another story involves characters traveling in advanced rail-cars and aircraft at terrific speeds, with plans to blast enemy positions with explosives. A third tale features a male hero battling a giant insect creature while protecting a woman, demonstrating superhuman strength as he struggles against the beast's overwhelming power.
In "The Mail Pirates," the Eagle takes to the skies over the Rockies to uncover a string of mysterious mail plane disappearances. With sharp instincts and a steady hand, he tracks down the rogue gang behind the hijackings—before the nation’s mail and trust are lost to the clouds.
In "The Fort Knox Gold Robbery," Dynamo zeroes in on a daring heist by tracing the stolen gold to a secluded mansion, where an enigmatic "artist" has concealed it within life-sized bronze statues. When the gang arrives to finish the job, Dynamo unleashes his powers in a dazzling display, electroplating the thieves in gold before turning them over to the authorities.
In "Master of the Ice Ray," Cosmic Carson ventures into the unknown to find a lost space expedition, only to be captured by a strange, skull-faced alien race. With quick thinking and sheer strength, he breaks free, rallies the stranded Earthmen, and turns the aliens’ own weapons against them—before blasting back to Earth in a blaze of triumph.
In "Attack On the Moon," Perisphere Payne leads a daring mission to defend a lunar refueling station under siege. When he uncovers the shocking truth that the attack originates from a hidden city deep within the Moon’s core, he must act fast to stop the threat before it’s too late.
In "Uchunko, Ruler of the Jungle," Marga and Ted are taken prisoner by the self-proclaimed king of the wild, Uchunko, who sees them as threats to his dominion. With Marga forced to choose between submission and escape, she takes a desperate chance to free Ted and flee the jungle’s deadly traps.
In "Battle of the Insects," Dr. Doom's latest scheme takes a terrifying turn when he shrinks Jan, Wanda, and his other captives down to insect size on Jupiter, forcing them to battle swarms of giant mosquitoes in a deadly experiment. Penciled by ? [as Richard Crater], the story delivers a thrilling sci-fi showdown where size isn't everything—courage and quick thinking are.
In "The Prime Minister Strikes Back," a deposed leader returns with a vengeance, seizing the underwater city of the fish men and turning its halls into a fortress of tyranny. Navy Jones arrives in the nick of time, thwarting a gruesome fate for the King at the jaws of a monstrous two-headed plant, then racing to rescue Princess Coral from the Prime Minister’s clutches—only to send him tumbling into a pen of ravenous sea swine. With the King preparing a final, desperate strike, Navy and the Princess flee as the city trembles beneath the weight of its own destruction.
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Reprinted in Action! Mystery! Thrills! Comic Book Covers of the Golden Age: 1933-45 #[nn] (2011)
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