Speed Comics #24

Dec 1942 · Harvey · 0.10 USD

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“Glorious History of Korea”

A 1942 adventure from Speed Comics #24, "Glorious History of Korea" delivers a wartime tale of mystery and heroism, with Arturo Cazeneuve handling both the interior art and cover. When the Young Defenders witness a brutal murder and follow a clue from a license plate, they uncover a sinister plot tied to inventor Silas Green and his deadly creation, the Yellow Death. Captain Freedom steps in to stop the threat, but the full danger remains hidden.

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artist, inker Arturo Cazeneuve · cover Arturo Cazeneuve

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Cast · 9 characters

Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Black Cat Captain Freedom Charles Gibson Don Wright Hirohito Linda Turner Shock Gibson

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artist, inker Arturo Cazeneuve

cover pencils, inks Arturo Cazeneuve

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When the Young Defenders see a man horribly killed and get Don Wright to investigate a license plate number of the fleeing perpetrator, they find out the car belongs to an inventor named Silas Green, who has invented a horrible killing agent called the Yellow Death! Captain Freedom vows to track the fiend down.

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