Smash! #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Circus of Fear!", Rubberman and his trapeze partner Alonzo find themselves trapped in a nightmarish circus run by the enigmatic Count Arena, where every act hides a deadly twist. Written by Ken Mennell and brought to life with dynamic art by Alfredo Marculeta, this 1967 installment from Smash! delivers a pulse-pounding blend of suspense and spectacle. The cover, by Joe Giella, captures the eerie grandeur of the freak show with striking precision.
In "The Circus of Fear!", Rubberman and his trapeze star friend Alonzo find themselves trapped in a nightmarish circus run by the sinister Count Arena, where every act is a deadly test of courage and survival. With no escape in sight, they must face the twisted games of a master showman who turns spectacle into terror.
In "A Titan Rides the Train!", the Leader orchestrates a dangerous test of power as he sends his towering Humanoid to confront the Hulk. With Banner under suspicion and escorted by Talbot on a high-stakes train journey, chaos erupts when the giant android attacks mid-ride. As the Hulk battles the mechanical menace, a critical nuclear device is lost in the fray—leading to a shocking discovery that leaves Bruce Banner imprisoned, stripped of his reputation and accused of betrayal.
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