Super Comics #60
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Like a Bolt from the Blue," a forgotten temple stirs as Aztec descendants gather in the ruins, their priest unveiling a golden idol of ancient power. When Gaywood is drawn in by its allure, his greed ignites a dangerous ritual—only to be cast out in fear and fury. Art by Jim Chambers brings the mystery and tension to life in this 1943 Western Comics classic.
In the 1943 tale "null" from Super Comics #60, stooge Viller walks away with $55,000 from a safe-deposit box, only to partner with the enigmatic "The Professor" in a shadowy enterprise crafting tools for crime. The story unfolds with a cold, calculating edge, tracing how a windfall leads down a path of cleverly disguised criminal ingenuity.
In the jungles of 1943, two downed Japanese pilots, Morro and Oom, crash-land after their stolen fighter is brought down by American fire—only to be captured by the mysterious Davy Jones and her ruthless crew. As the jungle closes in, their fate hangs in the balance, caught between war and the unknown.
In the forgotten ruins of an ancient jungle temple, descendants of the Aztecs gather for a sacred ceremony, their priest unveiling a golden idol of long-buried power. Gaywood, drawn by greed, intrudes upon the ritual—only to be driven from the sacred grounds in terror.
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Reprinted in Four Color #34 (1944)
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