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Amazing Man Comics #23 (1941)

Centaur · 1941 · 68 pages

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Contains 8 stories
The Purple Fire
13 pp · superhero
Tommy, the Amazing-Boy (introduction, origin)Great Question (villain)NikaDr. Nedson (dies)Paul Winder (dies)General Scott (dies)Nels Munson (dies)ZonaAdmiral Mark (US Navy)Nazis

In "The Purple Fire," the Great Question unleashes deadly purple flames to eliminate key American defense leaders, aiding Nazi forces. When Nika empowers Amazing-Man to counter the threat, the surge of energy inadvertently grants Tommy superhuman abilities—ushering in a desperate race to protect Admiral Mark, the President, and the House of Representatives from a cascade of assassinations.

The Great Gold Robberies
11 pp · superhero
The Great Question (villain)TommyNazis
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Zababa the MagicianCharlie
The Motor-Stopping Ray
10 pp · superhero
MinimidgetJames Gorman (scientist)L-R (spy)MikeBillSlim (policemen)
Murder by Gorilla
8 pp · adventure; superhero
Miraco (a magician, introduction)Dolan (circus owner)Frank Webb (wire walker)Donalda (trapeze artist)the Great Franzetti (gorilla trainer)Colossus (gorilla)Eddie (Miraco's assistant)Pat (detective)
The Sewer Rat
7 pp · superhero
The Marksman [John Courage] (introduction, origin, only appearance)The Sewer Rat [Major Strabo] (villain, introduction)Spike (gangster)

In "The Sewer Rat," the Marksman races to stop a mysterious saboteur slipping through the city’s underbelly, each thwarted attack marked by a tiny dart left behind like a cryptic signature. When the trail leads to a shocking reveal, the Sewer Rat is unmasked as Major Strabo of the Air Force—his motives and next move still buried in the dark.

Boys Will Be Boys!
2 pp · humor
PhilBillMr. Clambake

Phil and Bill, two repair workers hired to fix up Mr. Clambake's restaurant, can't seem to agree on anything—from which task to tackle first to what to eat for lunch. As the pair bicker and toss coins to settle every disagreement, Mr. Clambake's patient fatherly reproof finally shames them into civility, at least for the moment. It's a lighthearted romp that proves some lessons stick around just long enough to matter.

The Steamboat That Couldn't Be Sunk
10 pp · superhero
Mighty ManSpud (saboteur)Izzy (saboteur)Patty (captain's brother)Hans (Patty's cousin)

In "The Steamboat That Couldn't Be Sunk," Mighty Man races to protect the Bessie from a sabotage plot orchestrated by a German cousin posing as the captain’s brother. With the river under threat and loyalty in question, the hero must uncover the deception before the steamboat is destroyed.

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