Super Comics #70
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Super Comics #70 (1944), Chester Gould delivers a twisty, high-stakes tale where the elusive Trosh sets his sights on a tourist camp as a new hideout—only to vanish with the purchase money, drawing the attention of the Doggie City Sheriff and a very determined Mamma. When Mamma, fresh from escaping jail after seeing Trosh’s antics in a newsreel as the midget cowboy Joe Atom, heads west to confront him, she and Tracy arrive at Trosh’s hideout at the same moment, setting the stage for a tense showdown. The story, written and illustrated by Chester Gould, captures the era’s pulp energy with a mix of mystery and mischief.
In "null," Trosh’s plans take a dangerous turn when he steals the money meant for a tourist camp and flees to his new hideout, only to find himself unexpectedly confronted by Mamma—his former partner in crime—after she sees him on a newsreel as "Joe Atom," the midget cowboy. As the Doggie City Sheriff sends Tracy after the fugitive, both Mamma and Tracy arrive at Trosh’s hideout at the same time, setting the stage for a tense standoff in this 1944 detective-mystery tale.
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Reprinted in Four Color #56 (1944)
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