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Fantastic Comics #22 (1941)

Fox · 1941 · 67 pages

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Contains 8 stories
The Death Mark of the Dragon!
14 pp · superhero
Samson [Sam]DavidAdmiral CaliberJ. Rembrandt Speedball (artist)Lila DeeThe Dragon (villain, introduction)Orchid (villain, the Dragon's sister, introduction)

In "The Death Mark of the Dragon!" from Fantastic Comics #22 (1941), Samson and David race to uncover a deadly conspiracy targeting America’s defense industries, where a mysterious duo—The Dragon and Orchid—leave a trail of fatal sabotage in their pursuit of secret Navy bomber plans. The story unfolds with sharp tension as the heroes confront a shadowy threat that strikes from the shadows, leaving only cryptic clues and rising stakes.

The Abducted Envoy
6 pp
Bette Dana (introduction)Moosefoot Johnson (introduction)Leo (villain, introduction)Juan (villain, introduction)Alexis (villain, introduction)Rose (villain, introduction)
An Undying Evil
6 pp · fantasy
Nagana [Queen of Evil] (villain, introduction, origin)Kalkor (introduction)Isis

In ancient Thebes, 1000 BC, Nagana—called the daughter of Isis—fights a quiet war of envy against the goddess she claims to serve. When her treachery is revealed, Isis strikes her down, turning her into a statue that endures for three millennia—until modern-day archaeologists awaken her once more. Realizing she cannot destroy Nagana outright, Isis calls forth Kalkor, a long-dead priest who once stood against her, now reborn to face the evil she unleashed.

Peril in Shanghai
5 pp
Grimes (villain, introduction, death)
The Scorpion Strikes Back
8 pp
The Scorpion (villain)
The Airplane Kidnapping
8 pp
Bim Bagley (villain, introduction)
Derelicts of the Black Gas
5 pp · science fiction · script John W. Fawcett ? · pencils ? [as Hank Christy] (signed) · inks ? [as Hank Christy] (signed)
Bumpy Aire (Diana's cousin, introduction)
A Roadster Whips Down the Street...
5.5 pp
Bonnie O'Toole (first appearance)

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