comicbooks.com Join Free
HomeComet#194Read

★ comicbooks.com Reading Room

Comet #194 (1952)

Amalgamated Press · 1952 · 20 pages

Free to read · restored edition by comicbooks.com · Issue details →

Comet #194 (1952) — page 1 of 20
1 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 2 of 20
2 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 3 of 20
3 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 4 of 20
4 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 5 of 20
5 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 6 of 20
6 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 7 of 20
7 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 8 of 20
8 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 9 of 20
9 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 10 of 20
10 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 11 of 20
11 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 12 of 20
12 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 13 of 20
13 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 14 of 20
14 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 15 of 20
15 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 16 of 20
16 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 17 of 20
17 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 18 of 20
18 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 19 of 20
19 / 20
Comet #194 (1952) — page 20 of 20
20 / 20
ContinueComet #195 →

Comet #194 is an anthology issue containing multiple stories. "Shorty the Deputy Sheriff" follows a diminutive lawman who helps transport a cartload of gold to the bank but encounters trouble when fellow deputies decide to throw him a party and inadvertently cause chaos. "Tough Tex" features a burly sailor working at a ferry who becomes involved in retrieving a lost item, eventually pulling himself hand-over-hand across a rope toward a boat while a floating buoy creates complications. "Mick the Moon Boy" recounts how an invisible boy named Mick, aided by his friend Hank, uses his invisibility to help the sheriff capture Red Rube and his gang of outlaws who were terrorizing the area. "Kit Carson" depicts a race against time in which Kit Carson must rescue Nelly and her father from hostile forces, with Kit throwing an unconscious Redskin from a wagon while the team races toward Packhorse Bridge, only to find the crossing too narrow for the wagon to pass.

Restored edition © comicbooks.com. Our digitization, remastering, and presentation are our own work.

See something wrong with this issue? Report it.