Thrilling Comics #2 (8)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Dr. Strange in the South Seas" is a standout tale from Thrilling Comics #2, a 1940 gem featuring the mysterious Ghost in a thrilling adventure that blends science fiction and ancient intrigue. When the electrode—a revolutionary wireless energy device—is stolen from scientist Nevins, the Ghost pursues the thieves across time, landing in the heart of ancient Rome to confront Emperor Nero and his forces. Written by Norman Daniels and illustrated with dynamic flair by Elmer Wexler, the story is brought to life on the cover by Alex Schomburg, whose bold artwork captures the era’s dramatic flair.
In "Fenton and the Electrical Machine," the Ghost is summoned when the revolutionary electrode—Nevins’ invention capable of wireless power transmission—is stolen. With the help of a young woman and a U.S. Army Major, he follows the trail to ancient Rome, where he confronts the villainous Professor Fenton, his gang led by Blackie, and the tyrannical Emperor Nero.
In "Murder In a Riverdale Mansion," The Woman in Red—Peggy Allen—races to protect Violet Parsons, a young woman terrified for her life after the brutal murder of her brother Frank. As the two arrive at the family estate, a chilling series of threats and near-fatal attacks reveal a hidden killer among the bloodline, with a family secret buried deep in the shadows of the mansion.
The Rio Kid tracks a wild animal only to stumble upon a gang led by the ruthless Quirt Bronson, who’s kidnapped rancher Crandall’s daughter Marge and seized his hidden gold. With the un-named Sheriff now in danger and the Crandalls’ ranch under siege, the Kid must outwit the outlaw gang before they make off with both the treasure and their hostages.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #96 (2015)
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