Surprise Adventures #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn artist named Medford seeks revenge against his uncle Jennings by plotting to use a portrait of Jennings to manipulate and humiliate him. After Jennings refuses to support Medford financially, Medford creates a mysterious portrait intended to force Jennings to his knees. Meanwhile, a newspaper editor named Elmer Evans becomes entangled in a scheme involving the amusement center business, where he learns of suspicious dealings with competitors Folliwell, Bourk, and Company. Evans attempts to verify whether the struggling company is genuinely in trouble or if foul play is involved.
Harry becomes obsessed with the impossible dream of human flight, studying birds obsessively until he constructs a pair of wings to achieve it himself. When he finally succeeds in flying, his triumph turns to tragedy as the obsession that consumed him claims the life of someone he loves, setting him on a haunting path of isolation and transformation that he may not be able to escape.
Corbett stands to inherit his uncle Edward's fortune—until his uncle announces plans to give it all to charity and cut Corbett's allowance in half, forcing him to actually earn a living. Desperate to prevent this reversal of fortune, Corbett hatches a sinister scheme during his uncle's solitary weekend at his remote lodge. But as Corbett makes his escape through a railroad tunnel, time itself may have other plans for a man who thought he'd outsmart fate.
A mild-mannered office worker discovers he's receiving tomorrow's newspaper today—and when his prediction about a high-profile trial comes true, he realizes he can use this extraordinary advantage to transform his meek life. As Elmer Evans parlays his advance knowledge into wealth, power, and political ambition, he sheds his timid persona entirely, but a fateful morning threatens to unravel everything he's built on secrets he's kept even from his wife.
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