Star Spangled Comics #68
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Four Days before the Mast!", Robin takes a daring leap into the unknown after witnessing a murder in a diving suit, stowing away on a wooden schooner bound for mysterious waters. With Bill Finger’s sharp storytelling and Win Mortimer’s dynamic art bringing the high-seas mystery to life, this 1947 adventure unfolds aboard a vessel hiding secrets beneath its weathered planks—Nazi gold, a sunken ship, and a perilous race against time. The cover by Win Mortimer captures the tension perfectly, setting the stage for a classic wartime thriller.
In "Four Days before the Mast!" from Star Spangled Comics #68 (1947), Robin, still reeling from a shocking murder witnessed in a diving suit, slips aboard a wooden schooner on a mission that's anything but ordinary—tracking down a hidden fortune in Nazi gold rumored to lie beneath the waves. With the sea as his only guide and danger lurking just below the surface, he must unravel a mystery that’s as treacherous as the storm-tossed waters he sails through.
In "Voyage Down the Styx!" from Star Spangled Comics #68 (1947), Libby sets out to uncover the truth behind a series of mysterious robberies at Styxville Manor, where hooded thieves exploit local legends to steal from unsuspecting tourists. With the eerie manor and its shadowed past looming, Libby must navigate fear, folklore, and hidden traps to expose the real culprit behind the nightly heists.
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Reprinted in The Robin Archives #1 (2005)
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