Silver Streak Comics #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSilver Streak Comics #13 hits the August 1941 newsstands with a patriotic charge, as Cap and Hale — both decked out in star-spangled blue, white, and orange costumes — surge across a wartime sea toward a burning, torpedo-struck freighter, with a Nazi submarine lurking just below the surface. The cover caption sets the scene directly: before Captain Battle could reach the scene, the sub had already done its damage, leaving these two to grapple with the sea raiders themselves. Jack Binder's bold, kinetic cover art keeps the action crackling, and the issue also spotlights the fan-favorite Captain Battle in a special feature, making this a packed wartime package from Lev Gleason.
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At a monastary in ancient Tibet, a young American Lama, now called Thun-Dohr, is summoned by the Dalai Lama and told the story of a white search party that met its fate looking for Lha-I-Ha......there was one survivor, a young baby, brought to the Dalai Lama. This young man is told he was then trained, in mind and body, in the arts of the Gom-pa, and that, now, he must undergo the tests of the Potala. He passes and is given a bracelet of gold that connects the spirits of himself and the Dalai Lama, who will fight evil together....in spirit.
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