Smash Comics #49
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Selwyn the Savage" kicks off in 1944 with a gripping tale of espionage and unexpected connections, as The Marksman—already deep in the heart of Mexico aiding Polish refugees from Nazi persecution—finds himself drawn into a new mission across South America. With Fred Guardineer handling art, inks, and lettering, the story unfolds with the quiet intensity of a man caught between duty and something far more personal, especially when an old friend, Anna, reenters his life. The cover by Alex Kotzky captures the era’s bold style, framing a moment of tension and intrigue that perfectly sets the tone for this wartime adventure.
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The Marksman is in Mexico helping Polish refugees beset by the Nazis, and decides to stay in South America and pursue Nazi spies for a awhile. However, he discovers love in that unlikely setting, cathing up with his old friend, Anna.
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