Sensation Comics #56
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Anti-Atomic Metal," a 1946 Sensation Comics classic, J. Seymour Elwood's yacht becomes a stage for quiet tension and unexpected crime as his son Junior, adrift in boredom and isolation, begins a string of petty thefts. With the help of his secret identity as Mr. Terrific, Terry investigates the mystery—only to be ambushed by a masked stranger who steals the loot and leaves him unconscious. The cover by Harry Peter captures the intrigue, while Stan Asch's art brings the uneasy atmosphere of the party aboard the yacht to life.
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Aboard his yacht, J. Seymour Elwood is depressed, ignoring his son Junior and the guests (including Terry and Wanda) who have arrived for a party. Junior reads books on how to commit crimes, and embarks on a series of minor thefts, of pearls, jewelry and cash. Terry dons his Mr. Terrific togs and spies Junior trying to hide his swag. But a masked man snatches the loot and knocks Mr. Terrific unconscious. When he comes to he accuses Captain Shaw of being the villain.
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