Zip Comics #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Enter: The Rattler" introduces a serpentine menace in Zip Comics #11, a 1941 10-cent comic from Archie, as Twisto dons a scaled, bulletproof costume and takes on the identity of The Rattler. With art and story by Joe Blair and Charles Biro—whose distinctive inks define the cover and interior—the issue pits a disguised Steel against a new threat, culminating in a dramatic rescue by Inferno as the Rattler's poison needles close in.
When Twisto unveils his new serpentine, bulletproof costume and takes on the name The Rattler, a masked Steel Sterling goes undercover to stop him. With Clancy McGinty on the scene and Dora Cummings caught in the crossfire, the arrival of the reformed Inferno adds a surprising twist to the clash of heroes and villains.
When a string of murders and thefts baffles the city, detective Red Reagan and his assistant Bertie Randolph uncover a chilling secret: the victims were turned into living statues by the reclusive Professor Grazani, whose twisted artistry sells petrified humans to the wealthy. As Grazani’s gang and the statues themselves emerge from the shadows, Reagan must unravel a mystery where the line between man and marble blurs.
In "The Wrestling 'Gods'," Captain Valor and his team are pinned down by Zeke Pepper and his gang, who are demanding their weapons and ammunition. With the odds stacked against them and the arrival of guest-stars like Neek-Olaus, Mama Claus, and Tania, the fight for survival takes a wild turn—especially when a group of unlikely wrestlers, including the Hungarian Angel, Kauliflower Karl, and the Flying Tackle Finnegan, enter the fray.
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