Stars and Stripes Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeStars and Stripes Comics #4 is an anthology featuring multiple stories, including a tale of saboteurs being dealt with by military personnel, and a story about a character named Erick Holzman with an iron skull who proves immune to bullets before being overpowered by enemy sailors. The issue also includes a narrative where Ray and Bettie discover synthetic gold in Central Park, leading a reporter to follow them and uncover the source of the precious metal, ultimately causing a gold rush in New York City that is reported in the Daily Blab Extra. Additional content introduces Pepper, Van & Voc, billed as "better known as the Stars and Monkey."
In "The Saboteurs," Minimidget teams up with engineer Sam to thwart a dangerous sabotage campaign targeting wartime trains. Their investigation uncovers a shocking conspiracy when they rescue Senator Bronges, who’s been held captive and questioned by spies eager to steal secrets about a new plane’s test flight—just as the aircraft itself is in grave danger.
Mighty Man goes undercover as a baseball pitcher to crack a case of missing athletes, teaming up with real-life players Spec Smith and Bill Teller. When hypnotic gas threatens to turn players into assassins, he must protect the nation’s future—alongside Spec’s sister and his friend Jack—before the game is lost for good.
In "The Midas Touch," Dr. Synthe finds himself caught between desperation and power when his synthetic gold experiment spirals beyond his control. With the tyrannical ruler of Moronia demanding his creation for conquest, Dr. Synthe must outwit a ruthless dictator while keeping his dangerous secret—especially as Ray Rodgers and Bettie become entangled in the growing crisis.
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Reprinted in Gwandanaland Comics #1851
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