Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Curse of the Superboy Mummy!", a 1966 gem from Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #11, a desperate inventor’s magic potion grants his son Seth the powers of Superboy—only to set off a chain of ancient misfortunes. When a rival tricks Neferti into wearing a cursed scarab that strips her of her abilities, tragedy strikes, entombing her and Seth for millennia. Centuries later, Lana’s accidental activation of the scarab nearly proves fatal for Superboy, reigniting a mystery buried beneath the sands. Written by Leo Dorfman and brought to life with Curt Swan’s iconic art and George Klein’s precise inks, this issue features a striking cover by Swan and Klein, capturing the eerie, timeless tension of a legend reborn.
In "The Bank That Sailed the Seven Seas!", Mark steps in as captain of the Sea Bank, a unique floating financial institution, only to find himself facing a cunning crew of thieves who seem to know its secrets all too well. With the ship navigating treacherous waters and its vaults at risk, Mark must rely on quick thinking and his growing command to keep the bank afloat—both literally and financially.
In "The Green Arrow's Mystery Pupil!", a wealthy man named Hector Vance enlists Green Arrow to teach him archery, offering a million dollars to charity if he succeeds. Soon after the lessons end, a masked criminal known as The Crimson Archer begins a string of crimes, leading Green Arrow to uncover a shocking truth: Hector Vance is actually the notorious underworld kingpin Herb Vraney.
In "The Case of the Twice-Told Tale!", a baffling mystery unfolds when George Mitchell’s newly published novel is discovered to be an exact duplicate of a long-lost book written over a century earlier—despite never having read it. The story follows the unraveling of this impossible coincidence, where logic seems to break down and the line between authorship and coincidence blurs.
In "Jimmy the Genie!", a young man named Jimmy accidentally unleashes a genie named Abdul, only to find himself swapped with the magical being—now trapped in a lamp while Abdul takes over his life. With time running out, Jimmy must outwit the mischievous genie before Abdul uses his newfound freedom to cause real trouble.
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