Sport Thrills #11 (15)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ted Williams," Dick finds himself in a high-stakes tennis championship at his academy, where a single uncaught fault leads to an unexpected victory—only to face a moral test when he fakes an injury to let the true champion take the win. A quiet moment of integrity unfolds in this 1958 Sports Thrills #11, with Jim Wilcox handling both pencils and inks for the story’s clean, expressive art, while L. B. Cole delivers the cover’s dynamic scene.
In "null" from Sport Thrills #11 (1958), tennis player Dick finds himself at the center of a tense academy championship, where a single uncaught fault gives him an unexpected win—only to face a moral test when he later feigns injury to let the true champion take the spotlight. The story captures the quiet tension of sportsmanship and integrity in a moment that could define a young athlete’s character.
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↩ Reprints Target Comics #6 [42] (1943), Blue Bolt #1 [57] (1945), Blue Bolt #5 [95] (1948), Sport Thrills #15 (1951)
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