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Cover: Joe Kubert

The Atom & Hawkman #43

Jun 1969 · DC · 0.12 USD
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“Come to My Hanging”

In 19th-century England, the executed highwayman Gentleman Jim Craddock swears vengeance from beyond the grave, setting the stage for a chilling mystery in The Atom & Hawkman #43. When a spectral bandit begins terrorizing Europe, the Hawks track the legend to London, where they confront the enigmatic Gentleman Ghost—only to find their own beliefs tested as they debate whether he’s a true spirit or a cunning impostor. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life with stark, detailed art by Murphy Anderson, the issue’s cover by Joe Kubert captures the eerie tension of a ghostly duel.

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writer Robert Kanigher · artist, inker Murphy Anderson · letterer Ben Oda · cover Joe Kubert

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artist, inker Murphy Anderson
letterer Ben Oda
cover pencils, inks Joe Kubert

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In early 19th century England, the highwayman known as Gentleman Jim Craddock is executed for his crimes, but he vows to return and resume his criminal career. When an apparent ghostly bandit surfaces in Europe, the Hawks travel to London where they meet the Gentleman Ghost. However, while matching wits with him they disagree on whether he is truly a ghost, or a man pretending to be one.

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