Whiz Comics #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Amazing Trip into Time," a 1942 Whiz Comics standout, a vengeful Angelo is forced to attend a Defense Ball in Washington D.C. under duress, his hatred for the U.S. fueled by a decade in prison—only to be given a deadly mission that could change everything. With art by Alex Blum and a striking cover by C. C. Beck and Pete Costanza, this issue blends wartime tension with a time-twisting mystery, all wrapped in the bold, energetic style of Fawcett’s Golden Age.
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Angelo hates the U.S. with a passion for jailing him for 10 years, and he is ordered to attend a Defense Ball in Washington D.C. and kill a specific government official.
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