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Mysteries of Unexplored Worlds #48 (1965)

Charlton · 1965 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Fury of the War God
7 pp · superhero
Captain TuskSally TuskAmidAmid's partnerJohnny Mann's editor

Captain Tusk leads his fleet of whaling ships into the frozen Antarctic, where a team of Navy meteorologists has vanished, while Johnny Mann, son of Vulcan, is sent to cover the story. Amid and his partner, seeking to provoke chaos, stage a protest at the American consulate, exploiting tensions that draw the attention of Mars, who is secretly manipulating events from beyond Olympus.

Part 2 The New Captain Tusk
7 pp · superhero
Captain TuskSally Tusk

Captain Tusk, now seemingly transformed into a tyrannical figure, takes control of his own ship and sets a deadly trap for the Son of Vulcan, while Sally Tusk remains trapped in an ice cavern. As the Son of Vulcan races to rescue her and the missing meteorologists, he confronts a shocking deception that blurs the line between friend and foe.

Part 3 The Villain
6 pp · superhero
Captain TuskSally Tusk

Captain Tusk and his daughter Sally are captured by Mars, the banished God of War, who uses a killer ship to destroy naval forces and frame the Son of Vulcan for the chaos. As the Son of Vulcan fights to break free from Mars’s chains and clear his name, he must confront both the god’s schemes and the danger posed to the innocent, all while hiding his true identity.

Volcano
3 pp · non-fiction; historical

A look at some of Earth's most dangerous and powerful volcanoes—Vesuvius, Vulcano, Krakatau, and Pelee—reveals how human settlements have repeatedly risen on their slopes despite the ever-present threat of eruption. From the buried cities of Pompeii to the deadly pyroclastic flows of Martinique, the stories of these volcanic giants highlight nature's power and humanity's persistent, often tragic, willingness to live in their shadow.

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