The Weekender #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Coming of the Sky Chief," Terry stumbles upon an old woman pleading for help, convinced her son is being wrongly executed—leading him to seek out Mr. E, the enigmatic figure known as the Messenger of Justice. When the truth emerges, a daring plan unfolds as the Messengers of Justice track down the real gang leader, setting a trap at Dorrence’s mother’s home. With the stakes high and time running out, the fate of an innocent man hangs in the balance. Art by Charles Sultan, whose bold linework brings this wartime mystery to life.
In a story from The Weekender #3 (1945), Miss Terry, moved by the plight of a desperate mother, brings her son’s case to Mr. E after learning he’s been wrongfully sentenced. When a Messenger of Justice appears in response to prayers to the god King Kolah, the truth begins to unfold—leading Mr. E to uncover a conspiracy involving the villain Ricci and his gang, including Slinky. As the gang prepares to vanish, Mr. E is trapped at Dorrence’s mother’s home, but the Messengers of Justice intervene, turning the tide in a battle that could free the innocent and expose the real criminals.
The Sky Chief, the G-Men’s secret aerial operative, races through the skies to intercept a shadowy threat as American clipper planes vanish without a trace—each disappearance a piece of a larger, more sinister puzzle. With only the wind and his resolve to guide him, he dives into a storm of sabotage, determined to uncover the truth behind the sky’s sudden silence.
In the shadowed hours after midnight, The Echo prowls the deserted park, chasing whispers of a monstrous presence that strikes without warning. Armed only with his uncanny gift for ventriloquism, he knows the truth lies buried in sound—but to uncover it, he’ll need a sharper edge than voice alone.
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↩ Reprints Cocomalt Big Book of Comics #1 (1938), Scoop Comics #1 (1941), Dynamic Comics #2 (1941), Punch Comics #1 (1941), Scoop Comics #2 (1942), Scoop Comics #3 (1942), Dynamic Comics #12 (1944)
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