Target Comics #5 [5]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Master of Propaganda" in Target Comics #5 (1940) delivers a gripping wartime mystery from writer and artist Harry Francis Campbell, whose multifaceted work defines the issue’s tone and visuals. When Lucky begins seeing visions of the recently deceased "Rocky" Stone—alongside a mysterious ghost ship—his disbelief turns to urgency, unraveling a web of mistaken identity and wartime deception. The story unfolds with quiet tension, culminating in a revelation tied to a letter and a brother’s desperate mission, all rendered with the distinctive flair of Bill Everett’s cover art.
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Several people on the base claim to have seen "Rocky" Stone, who had been killed some time previous, and Lucky dismisses it. But when he sees the ghostly figure himself, he ties that together with a ghost ship he has also seen. When he brings that ship down, Rocky's brother is flying it, and he tells Major Adams and Rocky that Rocky had written him that Lucky was responsible. The pair quickly set Stone straight and all is forgiven.
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