The Black Terror #10
The Black Terror #10 (1945) kicks off a gripping tale of ambition and quick thinking, as Dave, a man with big dreams of running his own restaurant, finds himself in the middle of a sudden robbery. With Officer Hannigan’s advice ringing in his ears—start from the bottom—Dave uses a clever rearrangement of a flower display in the shop window to send a silent alarm. Written by Bob Stanwood and illustrated with sharp, dynamic energy, the issue captures a moment of tension and resourcefulness, all framed by Alex Schomburg’s striking cover art.
In Normandy during the war, The Black Terror, Tim Roland, and Jean Starr risk their lives transporting wounded soldiers for the Red Cross—until they uncover a terrifying new threat: a 50-ton Nazi robot bomb with the power to destroy London from thousands of miles away. With the French underground and a ruthless general leading the Nazi effort, the trio must act fast before the weapon’s deadly range and speed make evacuation impossible.
In "null," The Black Terror and his ally Tim Roalnd race to stop a terrifying Japanese secret weapon—the Ultra-Short Frequency Beam—before it can cripple the U.S. Navy and pave the way for an invasion. With Joseph Hokohaka's help and the fate of the home front hanging in the balance, the duo faces a threat that strikes from beyond the horizon, testing their courage and resolve in a battle where silence may be the deadliest weapon of all.
In a 1945 tale of jungle mystery and scientific menace, The Black Terror investigates a chilling report from an African expedition that uncovered a colossal gorilla—40 feet tall and seemingly untouched by time. With the help of Tim Roland and Jean Starr, he races to stop the sinister Dr. Oscar Goodin, a psychologist turned master of chemical hypnotism, as he plots to enslave the beast. The Black Terror must confront both the terrifying B-Tonga and the unseen dangers of a mind-controlled giant before it’s too late.
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