Shield-Wizard Comics #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chapter 1 The Curse of the Hun!", the Shield-Wizard faces a mystery rooted in espionage and the occult, as his fiancée Jane is drawn into a web spun by a Nazi-linked fortune teller. With the help of Roy, the Wizard uncovers a hidden telepathic threat—real and far more dangerous than any mystic illusion—before confronting Jane about the bizarre secret the Swami claimed to know: Blane’s middle name, “Dinglebottom.” Written by Harry Shorten and illustrated by Paul Reinman with inks by Sam Burlockoff, this 1943 adventure blends pulp intrigue with supernatural suspense, all framed by a striking cover by Harry Sahle.
In "null," the Wizard's fiancée Jane is drawn into a web of deception when a Nazi-linked occultist claims to know Blane’s secret. When Jane seeks answers, Blane and Roy uncover a hidden telepath whose real powers pose a genuine threat—far more dangerous than the swami’s tricks. As the truth unfolds, Blane confronts Jane with the bizarre revelation that the Swami told her his middle name was "Dinglebottom."
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Reprinted in Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017)
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