Big Shot #50
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple stories featuring the character Big Shot and other features. The lead story follows Sparky Watts in a baseball adventure where he hits a ball with such force that it knocks out a guerrilla, leading to complications involving a mysterious villain operating from a distant location. Another storyline features Big Shot as a U.S. Marine officer investigating guerrillas in a Siberian border region, where he rescues prisoners including a Chinese woman and uncovers enemy intelligence operations. Additional stories include tales about dogs participating in a radio contest and milk fund competition, with various comedic situations arising from canine adventures.
Joe Palooka gets a weekend pass in London and finds himself exploring the rebuilt city with his pal Jerry, marveling at the resilience of the locals even as they rebuild from the Blitz. When Palooka spots the beautiful Rosalynd Nycely at Hyde Park, he's eager to meet her, but first gets drawn into volunteering as an air raid warden alongside a friend named Morrie.
A dimwitted fellow sends a glamour calendar photo instead of his own picture to a lonely hearts correspondent, and when she arrives expecting to marry the handsome man in the picture, he's forced to find the real "Mr. Python" and convince him to take the fall—with the help of an invention called the Glamour Ray. When the scheme spirals into an impromptu airborne wedding, things don't quite go according to plan.
A man working on a road crew stops by his neighbor's kitchen for warm coffee one morning, and the casual encounter leaves an impression—one that threatens to derail a marriage when his wife catches wind of the visit. This lighthearted domestic tale plays out the tension between innocent hospitality and how quickly small moments can be misread in the eyes of a suspicious spouse.
Vic Jordan seeks out an underground agent in wartime Germany to uncover the mystery of "Seven-Seventy," but his cover is compromised when the agent's daughter grows suspicious of his true identity. As tensions mount and loyalties are tested, Vic finds himself trapped in a deadly game where trust is a luxury no one can afford.
Bo lends his name and likeness to publicize a local kennel club dog show benefiting the baby milk fund, and the event becomes a rousing success that teaches pet owners across town the importance of proper dog care. When a young boy impulsively purchases a puppy at the show—one that happens to bear a striking resemblance to Bo himself—he finds himself in over his head with an unexpected problem. Bo steps in to offer some practical wisdom about handling the pup's troubles, proving that good intentions can ripple outward in unexpected ways.
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Reprinted in Kill the Face #[nn] (2014)
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