Treasure Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features multiple stories including "Marco Polo," in which the titular explorer is sent on a journey with a caravan to Venice and given valuable goods by a prince, departing with his companion Jah-Shei; "Paul Bunyan," depicting the legendary American logger helping a stranger fix a broken-down truck and later identifying himself as the giant who makes Primo Carney look like a singer midget; and "Know Your America," a historical feature about William Penn and the founding of Philadelphia that depicts conflict between settlers and Native Americans. The issue contains 52 pages of adventure and action across these various features.
When the Caliph ignores warnings and opens a sealed cellar beneath his Baghdad palace, he releases hordes of dangerous jenns and ifrits upon the city—forcing the Arabian Knight and a wise man to devise a desperate trap using molten brass and the Caliph's own daughter as bait. But when the princess vanishes into the solidifying metal, the Arabian Knight must infiltrate the creatures' prison in disguise to save her, risking his life against monsters that can see in the dark and never tire. Written with pulse-pounding action across eight pages, "The City of Brass" pits one hero against the impossible odds of a nightmare made flesh.
When Josiah Haskell dies in his New England farmhouse, his relatives descend into bitter conflict over a hidden family treasure, convinced the dying man revealed its location to one of them. As greed and suspicion fuel violence among the heirs, a mysterious figure moves through the stormy night with their own designs on the prize. The truth behind the legendary Haskell treasure lies closer than anyone suspected—hidden in plain sight all along, waiting to exact a terrible cost.
Discover the remarkable abilities of bats in this fascinating nature piece from Treasure Comics—learn how these creatures navigate in complete darkness using sound waves, survive extraordinary hibernation, and fish for their meals along the California coast. Despite centuries of superstition, bats prove to be surprisingly timid animals and invaluable allies to mankind.
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