U. S. A. Comics [USA Comics; U.S.A. Comics] #7
In "The Case of the Flying Submarine!", former reporter Lester finds himself unexpectedly famous after writing a book critical of women—only to discover that women, far from being offended, adore his work. His former editor snaps up the rights to serialize it, turning Lester into an unlikely celebrity, all while a mysterious flying submarine begins appearing in the headlines. Cover by Alex Schomburg, this 1943 issue captures the era’s blend of pulp intrigue and social irony.
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Martin is visiting a museum with members of his class, when he is involved in an accident, in which Martin suffers a deep cut which is mixed with an extract of the bllod of Hercules, giving him super powers.
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