Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #13 [359]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Man-Made Mountains" delivers a sharp, suspenseful moment in a 1964 issue of Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact, where young Joey springs into action to save the governor from an assassination attempt. Written by Berry Reece and brought to life with crisp detail by Joe Sinnott, the story unfolds with a tense, real-time sequence that builds quickly toward a dramatic confrontation. The cover, by Frank Borth, captures the moment’s urgency, while the interior art conveys the gravity of the scene with a grounded, period-appropriate style.
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As the assassin pulls the triggger, Joey quickly springs into action and pushes the governor out of the way. The assassin is tackled to the ground and held for the police, while the governor is taken to the hospital for the bullet grazing his shoulder. The president is having a reception tonight, where it is expected that he will announce his support for a candidate to succeed him. Most likely Sen. Oilengasss. Joey and Angie sneak into the reception. Joey talks with who he thinks is a waiter, but is really the president. Angie is eating a bannana behind Oilengass and he trips on the peel.
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