Spiritman #2
☆ Be the first to reviewIn "Torchy Tyler," a 1945 Spiritman tale by writer and artist Klaus Nordling, a botched robbery spirals into a chaotic prank when Killer McCann is tricked by a mysterious figure known only as the April Fool. After being handed a rubber check and a toy gun, McCann finds himself at the center of a wild explosion—literally—when a dynamite stick goes off in his hands, leaving him and a gang of thugs in tatters. With the truth unraveling in classic comic mischief, Lady Luck points the finger at the real architect behind the chaos: the creator himself, Klaus Nordling.
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Count DiChange bumps into Killer McCann and accidentally knocks him out. McCann meets a man on the street who gives him a gun and an offer of $1,000. McCann storms back in and shoots at Lady Luck only to discover it is a toy gun. He receives his check only to find it is made of rubber! Soon a gang of thugs charge onto the scene with a stick of dynamite. McCann grabs the wick of the stick and it explodes ripping off most of their clothes. McCann then asks the gentleman who he is. He tells him, he is the April Fool. Lady Luck points the blame to the real culprit, writer/artist Klaus Nordling.
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