Young King Cole #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Young King Cole #2, a 1945 novelty comic from Curtis, veteran detective Kingston hands over his agency to his son, Young King Cole, just as the long-defeated Spade Gang resurfaces to settle old scores. Penciled and inked by Jim Wilcox, the story crackles with tension as the new generation steps into the spotlight, facing a threat that refuses to stay buried.
In "null," Kingston Cole hands over his detective agency to his son, Young King Cole, just as the federal government calls him to duty—only to find the long-defeated Spade Gang has resurfaced, seeking vengeance against the Coles. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with tension and legacy at its core.
In the shadowed halls of the Skylight building, a string of unexplained accidents and murders has everyone on edge—pushing the owner to sell fast. When Dr. Doom and his sharp-eyed detective students step in to uncover the truth, Jo and the others find themselves tangled in a mystery that’s far from what it seems.
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Reprinted in Criminals on the Run #10 (1949), 4 Most Boys #39 (1950)
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