The Eagle #3

Nov 1941 · Fox · 0.10 USD

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“The Fifth Column of the Indians”

In "The Fifth Column of the Indians," Spider Queen takes on a ruthless gang of racketeers preying on small shopkeepers through threats, torture, and kidnapping. Written by Louis Cazeneuve and illustrated by Pierce Rice, with inks by Arturo Cazeneuve, this 1941 Fox comic delivers a gritty, action-packed tale from the golden age of comics. The cover, by Roland Patenaude, captures the tension with a striking, dramatic image.

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writer Louis Cazeneuve · artist Pierce Rice · inker Arturo Cazeneuve · cover Roland Patenaude

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writer Louis Cazeneuve

artist Pierce Rice

inker Arturo Cazeneuve

cover pencils, inks Roland Patenaude

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Spider Queen must battle a vicious group of racketeers who, by means of threats, torture and kidnapping, is forcing small store keepers to sign over their shops.

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