Target Comics #9 [9]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mayhem At the Martian Election," the Chameleon races to clear young Jo’s name after Mike Donati plants evidence to frame him for a robbery, all while a bizarre election on Mars unfolds in the background. Written by Paul Quinn and illustrated by Bill Everett—handling art, inks, letters, and colors—this 1940 novelty comic blends street-level intrigue with interplanetary chaos. The cover by Carl Burgos captures the wild energy of the story, setting the tone for a tale where truth is as hard to find as a fair election.
When young Joey Antonio is falsely accused of a robbery, the Chameleon must unravel a web of deceit spun by Mike Donati, a gang leader with a grudge—and a mysterious accomplice in a curiosity shop. With Detective Parks and Joey’s mother watching anxiously, the Chameleon races to clear the boy’s name before the frameup becomes permanent.
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Reprinted in Spacehawk #[nn] (1978), Death Rattle #14 (1988), The 3-D Zone #18 (1989), Spacehawk #3 (1990), Wolverton in Space #[nn] (1997), Spacehawk #[nn] (2012), The Bill Everett Archives #2 (2013)
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