Superworld Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Super-Giants of Jupiter," Hip faces off against the villain MacFadden in a wild aerial chase that spirals from a crash dive into the ocean to a soaring flight over South America. Written by Charles Hornig and illustrated by Jack Alderman, this 1940 adventure sees Hip use his hypnotic powers to command condors and navigate a jungle tribe’s aid, all before returning to New York to outwit his captor. The striking cover by Frank Paul captures the cosmic spectacle of the tale.
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MacFadden and his gang kidnap Hip and take him to the villain's rocket plane, ties him up inside, then directs the plane to crash dive into the ocean. But the villain applies too much power to the ship and it soars over South America, when Hip hypnotizes some condors to go beneath the ship and slow its fall to earth. There he encounters a tribe of savages, who are hypnotized to escort Hip to the nearest outpost. From there, Hip returns to New York and confronts MacFadden and brings him into hypnotic submission.
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