Cocomalt Big Book of Comics #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology featuring multiple stories: a science fiction tale in which Dan pilots a rocket ship on an important mission and encounters Martian vessels, engaging in combat after discovering his stowaway friend Bob aboard; a Western story titled "Wildcat" in which Jim Hackett encounters a violent outlaw in Alkali City and engages in a brutal fight over honor and property rights; and a humorous strip called "Spots" by Paul Gustavson depicting an elderly man's struggle to catch his cat Oscar to stop him from chasing mice around the house.
The Gooby Football team faces their biggest test yet with the score tied and just one minute left to play—can their Captain's strategy pull off a last-second victory? This spirited 1938 tale celebrates teamwork and determination, with the young athletes giving it everything they've got on the field.
Dan Hastings springs into action when the brilliant Dr. Carter's daughter is kidnapped by Rad Omeron, the notorious Martian bandit—who demands the scientist destroy his own revolutionary spectrographic tracer ray in exchange for her safe return. With the clock ticking and Omeron hidden somewhere in the depths of space, Dan plots a daring rescue mission that will test his wits against the cunning outlaw.
When delivery boy Ben Grant offers Rita Hart a ride home, she turns him down for Jerry Chase's flashy car—but Jerry's reckless driving and cruel behavior soon teach her a lesson about judging by appearances. Ben gets his chance to prove his worth when circumstances strand Jerry in the mud, and he emerges as the kind of fellow worth riding home with.
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↩ Reprints Funny Pages #2 (1937), Star Comics #7 (1937)
Reprinted in Yankee Comics #5 (1943), Dynamic Comics #12 (1944), Carnival Comics #[13] (1945), Molly O'Day #1 (1945), The Weekender #3 (1945), Dime Comics #30 (1948), Ristampe Storiche #5 bis (2010)
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