Zip Comics #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The King of Diamonds" in Zip Comics #21 (1941) delivers a classic pulp-inspired adventure from the early days of Archie's comic lineup, featuring bold artwork by Seymour Pearlstein in both pencils and inks. The story unfolds alongside a house ad for Shield-Wizard 5, spotlighting the ongoing tales of the Shield and the Wizard, with Roy the Super-boy making his presence felt in a pair of dynamic, full-page panels. Cover by Irv Novick captures the era's flair with sharp, energetic lines.
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The payroll money going by the stage is not found by the robbers, as it is hidden in the wooden arm of the driver.
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