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Kid Eternity #2 (1946)

Quality Comics · 1946 · 52 pages

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ContinueKid Eternity #3 →
Contains 5 stories
The Warring Cardens
12 pp · superhero
Dale Carden (introduction)Jud Carden (introduction)Foster Carden (Jud and Dale's father, introduction, death)General Robert E. Lee

Kid Eternity and Mr. Keeper find themselves caught between two brothers—Jud and Dale Carden—locked in a bitter conflict, and summon General Grant to help broker peace. When diplomacy fails and the fighting intensifies, Kid Eternity discovers that calling in one great military mind may only complicate matters further, forcing him to seek an unexpected solution to prevent tragedy. As plans clash and strategies unfold on the battlefield, Kid Eternity must navigate the chaos he's helped create and find a way to end the brothers' destructive war.

Untitled story
11 pp · superhero
Kathryn Greenbriar (introduction)Pogo (a cat, introduction)SiegfriedLeonidasFrank Malone (villain, introduction)
Memo to Snap Shotz
8 pp · adventure

A famous photographer named Snap Shotz arrives at a logging mill to shoot publicity pictures for the Ace Logging Company's new safety toothpick product, but the mill's gruff foreman Axel Barks has made it his mission to drive away every cameraman who sets foot on his property. Snap must navigate dangerous mill equipment, an irate foreman, and his own determination to land the perfect portrait—all while trying to complete the advertising assignment that brought him to Toothpic Village in the first place.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Hinky DoolyDoris
The Man Who Controlled the Past
14 pp · superhero
Father TimeAchillesLeif EricsonBucephalus (a horse)Crispus Attucks (presented here as white)Dr. Marko (villain, death)

Kid Eternity and his guardian find themselves caught in a desperate race through time when the mad scientist Dr. Marko uses his time-globe to travel back to 1492, determined to sabotage Columbus's expedition and prevent America from ever becoming a world power. With the help of legendary figures summoned from history—Achilles, Leif Ericson, and others—Kid Eternity must stop Marko from rewriting the past itself. It's a wild jaunt through history where the fate of a nation hangs in the balance, and even the greatest heroes of antiquity may not be enough to save the day.

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