Smash Comics #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cyanide and Sabotage," a 1941 issue of Smash Comics, the orphanage caretaker Silas Raddo schemes to steal his endowment by luring the children on a rigged ship trip. Written by Robert Turner and illustrated by Jim Mooney, the story follows Wildfire as he intervenes to save the kids, confronting Raddo’s treachery with swift, fiery retribution. The cover by Gill Fox captures the drama with a striking image of the doomed vessel.
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Silas Raddo runs the Midville Orphanage and decides that if he could get rid of the kids he could pocket the endowment money. Therefore he plans a holiday excursion for the kids aboard a ship that he has rigged to go down in flames. Wildfire saves the kids and then dishes out deadly justice, throwing Raddo into a furnace and blowing up the small boat with his henchmen in it.
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