Blue Bulleteer #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ace of Spades!", Blue Bulleteer takes on Lady Luger and her saboteurs during a high-stakes Van Zant fundraiser, only to be captured and unexpectedly thrust into a desperate mission: preventing a Nazi teleportation plot that could bring enemy soldiers straight to American soil. Written and illustrated by Mark G. Heike, with inks by Bill Black, this 1996 issue delivers a sharp, pulpy thriller where heroism is tested in the most unexpected circumstances. The cover, also by Bill Black, captures the tension with a striking, dynamic image of the Blue Bulleteer in action.
In "null," the Blue Bulleteer confronts Lady Luger and her Nazi allies as they attempt to sabotage an experimental rocket launch, with unexpected assistance from Rocketman and the Black Terror. The story unfolds with tight pacing and classic pulp energy, blending wartime intrigue with the high-stakes heroics of a trio of unlikely allies.
In "Ace of Spades!" from Blue Bulleteer #1 (1996), Sandra and Don join Senator Wright on a tense journey to a remote western town, where a missing colleague has vanished without a trace. With danger lurking in the dusty streets, the Phantom Lady must confront the enigmatic Ace of Spades—a masked gunfighter whose motives remain as sharp as her aim.
In "The Lust of Lady Luger," Blue Bulleteer races to thwart Lady Luger and her saboteurs at a high-stakes Van Zant fundraiser—only to find herself captured and unexpectedly drawn into a far greater threat: the Nazi plan to teleport soldiers onto American soil. With danger closing in from all sides, she must use her wits and courage to turn the tide, even as the stakes grow beyond what she ever imagined.
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