The Black Terror #1 (4)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Black Terror #1 (1943) introduces a gripping tale of suspense and hidden clues, centered on young Allan’s desperate attempt to escape captivity. When the kidnapper demands a letter from Allan to prove he’s being held, the boy cleverly draws a scene that unknowingly reveals a connection to his father’s past—leading to a breakthrough in the case. Written by Michael O'Brien and illustrated with sharp, evocative detail, the story’s quiet brilliance lies in its use of a single drawing to unravel a mystery. The cover, by Alex Schomburg, captures the tension with a striking, atmospheric image.
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As Bob, Tim and Jean watch an Army armored parade, the tanks suddenly start falling apart, and Tim discovers that a group of Nazi saboteurs are responsible. Upon closer investigation of the remains of the tank, Benton discovers termites which have been given human blood and are drugged to work on metal!
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