Big Shot #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Renshaw-Nolta Fight," Skyman faces a baffling aerial threat when a mysterious Zeppelin-like airship, cloaked by a cloud-making device, attacks an American convoy. With the skies shrouded and suspicion falling on him, Skyman must unravel the truth behind the deception before the real enemy strikes again. Art by Ogden Whitney brings the wartime tension to life in this 1943 classic.
A boxer named Renshaw dominates his opponent Nolta in the ring, prompting his manager Knobby to face pressure from promoter Mike to arrange a championship match—but Knobby's hesitation stems from a deeper loyalty to someone else. When a telegram arrives with news that could change everything, the stakes of the decision become suddenly clear.
A serviceman poisoned by enemy agents lies helpless while Baron Kursu and his Japanese forces close in, determined to silence him before he can warn General MacArthur of a deadly trap. With the antidote lost and time running out, his companions must find a way to survive the valley's deadly pursuit and get word to Allied headquarters before it's too late.
When George's old flame crashes a nostalgic dance night with Ma and Pa, the evening takes an awkward turn—Pa finds himself wrestling with jealousy as his wife enjoys a trip down memory lane with her former beau. As the dancing heats up and old sparks seem to reignite, Pa must decide how far he's willing to let this flirtation go before stepping in.
In "The Secret Bomber," the Skyman races to stop a mysterious aerial threat as a strange cloud-making device hides a Zeppelin-like airship bombing an American convoy. When the Skyman is wrongly blamed and attacked by his own side, he must uncover the truth behind the deception before the enemy strikes again.
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