The Golden Age #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Introducing Wildfire," young Carol Martin awakens to extraordinary abilities granted by the Lord of Fire, thrusting her into a high-stakes mission when a shadowy group kidnaps a prominent U.S. Senator. With the fate of democratic alliances hanging in the balance, Carol must use her powers to stop the conspirators from forcing a public confession that could undermine America’s global commitments. Written by Robert Turner and illustrated by Jim Mooney, with inks by Jim Mooney, this issue blends patriotic urgency with supernatural flair. The cover by Jim Mooney captures the intensity of her emergence as a protector.
In "Introducing Wildfire," young Carol Martin awakens to extraordinary abilities granted by the Lord of Fire, thrusting her into a dangerous mission to rescue Senator Raymond from a shadowy cabal of villains. With the fate of American ideals hanging in the balance, Carol must confront the sinister plans of Heinrich, Dolph, and the Green Masked Bund—while navigating the weight of her father’s legacy and the quiet support of her maid, Marie.
When a trio of criminals targets movie star Mickey Keene and her friend Carol Martin in the isolated town of Snow Valley, their ransom plot quickly goes awry—thanks to the sudden arrival of Wildfire, who’s determined to protect them from the cold-hearted kidnappers.
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