Sparkler Comics #7 (43)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Yo Ho Ho for the Pinochle Pirates," the Spark Man is pulled into a mystery in 1945 India when a coded message referencing "My Gal Sal" sends him on a mission through the streets of Apha. With the help of Sinsu, the leader of a network of beggars, he must deliver vital intelligence to Bombay—though the real danger may lie not in the papers themselves, but in who’s watching. Written by Fred Methot and illustrated by Paul Berdanier, with a cover by Ernie Bushmiller, this issue blends wartime intrigue with a touch of whimsy in a 10-cent comic from 1945.
In the jungles of India during wartime, the Spark Man answers a cryptic signal—“My Gal Sal”—and is drawn into a mission with a hidden streetwise guide. Tasked with delivering vital papers from Sinsu, the leader of Apha’s beggars, to Bombay’s intelligence officers, he must navigate danger and deception in the shadows.
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Reprinted in The Captain and the Kids #[nn] (1948), Comics on Parade #64 (1949)
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