Whiz Comics #124
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Slow-Down Menace," Golden Arrow springs into action when he rescues a man from a well, only to find that swindler Jonathan Carr quickly turns the incident into a scheme to collect money from the entire town under false pretenses. With crisp, dynamic art by Ruben Moreira on the interior and a striking cover by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1950 issue captures the classic charm of Fawcett's Golden Age comics.
Golden Arrow pulls a man from a dry well, only to see swindler Jonathan Carr turn the act into a town-wide fundraising scheme. With White Wind watching closely, the hero must decide whether to expose the scam—or let the townsfolk believe in a reward that may never be earned.
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Reprinted in Whiz Comics #124 (1950), Best of the West #39 (2004), Captain Marvel [Captain Marvel Adventures] #12
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