Super Comics #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tess and John Lavir ends - Natnus, Nat the Fur King begins," a 1943 Super Comics issue written by Gaylord Du Bois, the shadow of wartime science and espionage looms over a tense narrative where radiation, betrayal, and hidden agendas collide. As a scientist’s death from radiation poisoning unravels a web of secrets, a desperate diary entry hints at a lethal secret hidden in plain sight—while a high-ranking Nazi’s survival may hinge on a surgeon’s hidden past. The cover, by Walter Berndt, captures the era’s dramatic flair, matching the story’s chilling suspense.
In a 1943 tale of betrayal and justice, Tess confronts her boyfriend John, who’s been stealing dogs and threatening her life—until a deadly twist turns his own scheme against him. Meanwhile, Natnus’s chauffeur, caught in a web of deception, flees after a crash and begins a new life as the self-proclaimed Nat the Fur King, building a criminal empire from stolen furs.
In "Boxing Match Slip-up: George Grunt versus Jones," George Grunt puts in serious training for his big fight, but the real surprise comes when his opponent, Jones, seems to have the upper hand—until a sudden, sticky distraction throws everything off. The outcome hinges on an unexpected moment of chaos, leaving the match in a surprising turn.
In the jungles of Yucatán, a forgotten safari unfolds as Clyde recounts a past expedition driven by gold and mystery. When a local mayor can't provide porters, the enigmatic Señor Gaywood steps in—offering labor on one condition: he joins the journey himself. Beatty agrees, but demands answers, leading Gaywood to reveal a secret map to the lost temple of Ichtitual, said to hold the treasure of the last Aztec chief. The map’s origins are shadowed, and Jim’s suspicions begin to grow.
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