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Cyclone Comics #1 (1940)

Worth Carnahan · 1940 · 68 pages

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ContinueCyclone Comics #2 →
Contains 10 stories
Untitled story
8 pp
Tornado Tom (introduction and origin)
Untitled story
6 pp · detective-mystery
Mr. Q (introduction)

In the shadow of the 90-story Colton Building, Mister "Q" watches the city from his penthouse studio, his mind racing through the latest twists in the criminal underworld. As the metropolis hums below, he prepares to unravel a mystery that pulses with unseen connections and hidden motives.

Untitled story
2 pp
Untitled story
6 pp
The Battle of the Milk Cans
6 pp
"It looks hopeless for my son, doesn't it, John?
6 pp

Captain Conrad's son Anthony vanishes into an Arctic storm, presumed lost—but he awakens in Artica, a hidden civilization beneath the ice, where an elderly king reveals he fell through the same fate forty years ago and now seeks a successor. To prove himself worthy of the throne, Anthony must pass three grueling trials: a combat against the strongest warrior, a duel with a savage beast, and a final test of marksmanship that will determine if he can truly rule this strange land.

Untitled story
6 pp · superhero
Volton [Guy Newton] (introduction)Police CommissionerDistrict Attorney Mello (death)

In the early days of superhero comics, "null" from Cyclone Comics #1 (1940) introduces Guy Newton, a brilliant scientist who harnesses static electricity to become the electrifying hero Volton. When a bank robbery forces the skeptical Police Commissioner to finally accept his help, Volton steps into action—charged with stopping the criminals before they vanish into the shadows.

Sir Miles of Lorraine, a young prince who has been robbed of his duchy by his uncle Sir Baldric..."
6 pp · pencils C. Winter · inks C. Winter

Sir Miles of Lorraine, a young prince stripped of his duchy by his scheming uncle Sir Baldric, seizes the call to join the First Crusade under the legendary Godfrey of Bouillon—a chance to rebuild his fortune and restore his honor. When tasked with recruiting Duke Otho's aid for the campaign, Miles finds himself entangled in both treachery and romance, as his uncle arrives to poison the Duke against him with lies. Imprisoned and betrayed, Miles must trust in an unlikely ally to escape the castle and rejoin the Crusade's ranks.

Untitled story
6 pp · pencils C. Winter · inks C. Winter
Untitled story
4 pp

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