Blue Bolt #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Blue Bolt #12 (May 1947) The issue contains two main stories. In the first, a character named Jerry attempts to steal a tie pattern booklet from a shop, unaware he is being watched by those investigating the theft of secret documents. The scheme involves criminals planning to use forged documents to gain power over a city, with authorities working to stop them. In the second story, "Blue Bolt the American," photographer Snap Doodle and pilot Blue Bolt land at a Midwest farm and become involved with Silas Dole, a man making a fortune through graft and exploiting starving people overseas, ultimately leading to Blue Bolt's confrontation with the corrupt scheme.
In the heart of the jungle, Rick Richards leads a safari to secure animals for the new zoo, but their mission takes a dangerous turn when they fend off a black lion threatening a village. The act earns them the wrath of the local witch doctor, Hikka, whose power and influence among the natives begin to stir dark forces. With Al Hale at his side and the ever-loyal Tugo watching their backs, Rick must navigate the treacherous terrain—where every shadow holds a secret and every promise could be a trap.
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