Atomic Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA reporter named Lucky Wings investigates the mysterious death of Ace Reporter, who was found dead and whose body subsequently goes missing from a funeral home. As Lucky pursues the case, she discovers that criminals have replaced the casket with a wooden box and are using the funeral as cover for a scheme. The story culminates in a graveyard confrontation where Lucky and authorities pursue the culprits, ultimately discovering the villains' plot and recovering the missing body.
Lucky Wings, an ace reporter stuck on the obituary beat, notices a suspicious pattern: far more funerals than deaths in Central City. Determined to land the real story her editor won't let her cover, she goes undercover at the Charon Funeral Home—and ends up entombed in a state of suspended animation to expose a criminal scheme. Now, with only her quick thinking and a hidden dictaphone to guide her allies, Lucky must survive the night to prove she's got the biggest scoop of her career.
In "The Skipper Who Wouldn't Die," the ghost of a long-dead rival captain haunts a sailing vessel, drowning the current skipper and threatening to drive the ship onto the rocks. With the sea crew in panic, supernatural investigator Zero steps in, wielding his ghost-melting disintegrator to confront the vengeful spirit before the ship meets its doom.
In "Miniature-Men," the Congo King faces a perilous challenge when the sorcerer Baal shrinks his friends Kuni and Talya to doll-size with a mysterious herbal potion. To save them, the mighty warrior must shrink himself and venture into a hidden world of giant dangers, where every step is a battle and every shadow holds a threat.
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Reprinted in Voodoo Annual #1 (1952), Voodoo #1 (1952), Jerry Iger's Golden Features #5 (1986), Jungle Comics #3 (1997), Pulp Fiction #2 (1997), Wings Comics #1 (1997), Wings Comics #2 (1997), Scream Comics #1 (1998)
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