Wonderworld Comics #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWonderworld Comics #33 is an anthology featuring U.S. Jones in "Spawn of the White Terror," in which Jones battles enemies while protecting a woman in peril during a violent confrontation. The issue also includes stories featuring The Flame in "Secret of the Black Doom," where Nazi planes darken the skies and Joe returns home to find his house bombed, along with additional features including Dr. Fung, Spark Stevens, Yarko, and Patty O'Day.
U.S. Jones investigates a series of mysterious murders by the faceless White Killer, a creature who drains his victims bloodless, leading him to Carson City where the killer has infiltrated a baseball team. When a player named Davis is found dead on the field despite being in full view, Jones and his reluctant partner Nannette Devlin uncover a sinister plot involving a stolen poisoned drug—and a murder weapon hidden in plain sight. As the White Killer closes in, Jones must stop the killer before the next victim falls.
When photographer Patty O'Day stumbles onto a murder scene in the dead of night, she discovers a body being hidden in a tenement—and finds herself caught between a ruthless gang leader named Colletti and a dangerous conspiracy involving a writer named John Brace. As Patty digs deeper into the mystery, she'll need all her wits and the help of an unexpected ally to survive the underworld's deadly game.
When saboteurs threaten the vital Cokely coal mines with a deadly mechanical weapon—the Black Doom's land torpedo—a determined young woman and her quick-thinking companion race to stop the destruction. As the mysterious villain's attacks escalate and claim lives, she discovers her flame-based powers are her only hope to save trapped miners, but discovers the Black Doom has already planned for that, setting a trap that turns her greatest strength against her in a desperate underground battle.
When a workman carrying stolen munitions blueprints crosses paths with Yarko the Great Master of Magic, the magician takes it upon himself to stop a sale to the Nazis—and show the desperate man the true cost of his betrayal. Using his mystical powers, Yarko conjures a haunting vision for Joe, revealing what becomes of his family Mary and their home if Nazi occupation takes hold of America. It's a stark, urgent lesson in patriotism wrapped in supernatural spectacle.
A mysterious scream at Thorndene Manor draws Dr. Fung and his assistant Dan into a baffling case: someone—or something—is transforming people into mummies. As Dr. Fung investigates the palatial home of the wealthy Shiela Lees, a scholar and a mummy expert clash over whether the gruesome attackers are real or elaborate disguises, while servants fall victim to an impossible fate. With bodies drying into death masks and the truth hidden behind locked doors, Dr. Fung must untangle the twisted scheme before another victim falls to the killer's hand.
When the U.S.S. Dragon returns to port, sailor Spark Stevens and his shipmate Chuck are assigned to deliver classified Iceland reports to the Navy Department—but a scheming villain named Heller and his accomplice Joe have other plans. Spark must outwit Heller's gang of thugs who are after the documents to sell to Nazi agents, all while his wisecracking parrot Squawker causes chaos at every turn. It's a race against the clock as Navy secrets hang in the balance and unlikely allies prove their worth in a fight that'll shake up the whole operation.
A mad artist named Alan DeVoe abducts a young woman, intent on using her living body as the base for a grotesque sculpture in molten wax—but Lu-Nar and his companion Beansie arrive just in time to disrupt the sculptor's sinister plans. This wild tale from *Wonderworld Comics* #33 pits the resourceful heroes against a deranged craftsman who has far underestimated their determination to save the day.
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