The Weekender #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Weekender #4 (1945) delivers a classic pulp adventure as Hale the Magician journeys to the far East, facing off against the tyrannical Robber Prince Kawar, whose dark sorcery enslaves an entire kingdom. With bold artwork by George Tuska, this issue blends mystical danger and swashbuckling action in a tale that stands out for its vivid, early-1940s flair.
Hale the Magician ventures into the far reaches of the East, where he confronts the Robber Prince Kawar—a tyrant who rules through sorcery and enslaves an entire kingdom. With his wits and mystic arts, Hale must outmaneuver dark magic and face a foe whose power is as ancient as it is cruel.
When the quiet town of North Haven shatters its long-standing reputation for safety with a desperate cry for help, the enigmatic Mr. E. is drawn to the scene—his presence as mysterious as the threat that has finally broken the silence.
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↩ Reprints Dynamic Comics #1 (1941), Punch Comics #2 (1942), Punch Comics #10 (1944), Punch Comics #12 (1945)
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