Smash Comics #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gabby and the Hypnosis Machine," a 1945 issue of Smash Comics, the eccentric inventor Gabby stumbles upon a mysterious device with hypnotic powers, setting off a chain of bizarre events. Written and illustrated by Irving Tirman, the story blends wartime intrigue with pulp-era oddities, as Gabby's latest invention spirals into something far beyond his control. The cover by Irving Tirman captures the story’s zany energy, making this a standout entry in the series’ quirky lineup.
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The Marksman and Anna travel through Argentina, Ecuador, Bolivia, and on to Nomua Island to battle one last time with Major Sinushi. Although the duo find themselves helpless victims of the mighty fury of the typhoon, the locals help them make it through alive, and they are seen in the closing panel awaiting their rescue from the tropical isle.
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