Smash Comics #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the shadow of a world at war, Smash Comics #12 (1940) delivers a gripping wartime thriller with "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," a story written, drawn, and inked by Erwin. As U.S. Ambassador Blank journeys to Europe for a crucial peace conference, secret agent Black X and his ally Batu stand guard against unseen threats, including the elusive Madam Doom. The cover, by Gill Fox, captures the tension with a dramatic, stylized image that perfectly sets the mood for the issue’s cloak-and-dagger intrigue.
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Almost six months after the onset of WW2, the U.S. President sends Ambassador Blank to Europe to meet with all the heads of state and to set up yet another peace conference. Secret agent Black X gets assigned to protect Blank against any "accidents" possibly caused by a so-called friendly country. Black X and Batu secretly shadow Blank and his valet and ward off near attacks by Madam Doom.
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