Superman Presents Wonder Comic Monthly #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Prisoner behind the Bull's-Eye," Tomahawk finds himself trapped in a deadly game orchestrated by Renegade's men, forced to confront a shocking revelation about his past. Written by France Herron and illustrated by Fred Ray, this 1965 issue sees Tomahawk face a moral trial when his former comrades are unwittingly drawn into a deadly ambush—only for Stovepipe to expose the deception at the last moment. The cover by Bob Brown captures the tension of the moment, a striking image of peril and resolve.
A young man joins the Rangers with a hidden past—his father once commanded the troops now hunting the elusive Renegade, a man known more for cunning than cruelty. Though untested in battle, he carries a burden no one else can see, and as the trail leads deeper into the frontier, his loyalty will be tested in ways no uniform can prepare him for.
In "Part 2 Death Trap for Tomahawk," Tomahawk finds himself ensnared by Renegade's forces, forced to confront the shocking truth that he was once a soldier who betrayed his own. With his former Rangers closing in and a deadly trap set to claim his life, only Stovepipe’s quick thinking and unexpected loyalty might save him—and perhaps change his path forever.
In a daring twist of time and courage, Superboy brings a nervous circus performer named "Iron Nerves" Ned back to ancient Rome, where he must face the gladiatorial arena and a fearsome matter-eater beast—only to find that Kryptonite’s shadow looms where it shouldn’t.
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