Super-Dooper Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lama of Kadak," a mysterious figure from the Himalayas emerges with a cryptic message and an ancient relic, plunging a city into quiet unease. Written and illustrated by Geo E. Brenner, this 1946 adventure blends Eastern mysticism with early superhero tropes, as authorities scramble to respond to a threat they can't yet understand. The cover by Geo E. Brenner captures the eerie stillness before the storm.
In "Adventures of Newsreel Cameramen," war correspondents Rodman and Norton risk everything to capture the truth on film, only to find themselves stranded at sea after their ship is seized by mutineers. With no supplies and no hope, they cling to a rowboat until they finally reach land and are unexpectedly reunited with an old ally—General Fong—whose help may be their only way back to civilization.
In "Doomed Mine," Bob Colby—down on his luck and scraping by—stumbles upon a dangerous plot to blow up the mine manager’s car. When he thwarts the sabotage, his quick thinking earns him a chance at a new start, landing him a job at the very mine he just saved.
In "Hare and Hound," Jo and her team race against time to track down a mysterious figure linked to the enigmatic Clock, though they’re hamstrung by a lack of leads—only a citywide search and sheer determination to go on. With tension rising and every corner of the city under watch, the hunt becomes as much about instinct as it is about clues.
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↩ Reprints Funny Picture Stories #2 (1936), Funny Picture Stories #3 (1937), Funny Picture Stories #5 (1937), Funny Picture Stories #7 (1937)
Reprinted in Super-Dooper Comics #7 (1946)
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