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Big 3 #4 (1941)

Fox · 1941 · 68 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Wicked Work of the Web
18 pp · superhero
The Blue Beetle [Dan Garret]Mike Mannigan (Policeman)Joan MasonDr. FranzThe Web (introduction, villain, death)
The Terror Campaign
13 pp · superhero
SamsonDavidMr. Dana (city Mayor)Dana's un-named daughterJohann Sanf (villain, introduction, death)Slim Gordo (villain, introduction)Spike (villain)

In "The Terror Campaign," Samson's quick thinking saves a trolley from disaster—only to uncover a sabotage plot when he finds the brake rods deliberately weakened. Following the trail to Ace Auto Body Company, the Man of Might confronts the shadowy Slim Gordo, setting off a tense confrontation that tests his strength and resolve.

The Warning of Baron Siva
13 pp · superhero
SamsonDavidBaron Siva (introduction, villain)

In "The Warning of Baron Siva," a dramatic aerial assault on the nation's Defense Board sets the stage for a high-stakes mission, as the mysterious Baron Siva delivers a chilling prophecy: America will soon fall under the grip of the New Order. With the Board captured and the country on edge, Samson and David take up the fight to rescue them before it's too late.

The Cole Plant Sabotage
14 pp · superhero
The Flame [Gary Preston]Mr. ColeDot Cole (Mr. Cole's daughter)Hans (villain, introduction)un-named Nazi spies (villains, introduction for all)

In "The Cole Plant Sabotage," a cunning Nazi spy infiltrates the Cole Plane Plant by perfectly mimicking its owner, turning the factory’s inner workings into a battleground of deception. As the impostor works to cripple vital wartime production from within, the true threat lies not in the machinery, but in the identity he’s stolen.

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