The Hundred Comic Monthly #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Flowers of Sorcery," a tormented painter named Anton is driven by obsession to eliminate the lovers who have stolen Maria’s affection. When the police use a desperate ruse—convincing him that a sorcerer can revive her if he confesses—the line between guilt and illusion begins to blur.
In "Everglades Swamp-Trap!", Visiting Professor Barrett, Danny, and their loyal dog Rex venture into the Florida Everglades to uncover why flamingos have vanished from their nesting grounds. As Rex tracks a mysterious trail through treacherous swamps, dodging fire and lurking alligators, the trio confronts two armed convicts who’ve been driving the birds away—leading to a surprising showdown that clears up the mystery.
In "The Easter Island of Space!", Tommy Tomorrow and his companions, Dr. Garrow and his assistant Kaimes, venture into uncharted space only to discover a surreal sight: three moons, each bearing a colossal, ancient face etched into its surface. The mystery of their origin and purpose hangs heavy as the crew confronts the silent, starlit enigma of a celestial graveyard unlike anything they've ever seen.
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