Colossus Comics #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ghost of Buzzard Mounting," Bart London ventures into Tibet to halt the sinister operations of Shai and Wolfgang, who have been plundering monasteries. With the help of a mystical Tulpa conjured through his mental powers, the enigmatic Tsang joins London in confronting the Nazi threat. Written by Norman Modell and illustrated by Lionel N. March, this 1940 adventure blends occult mystery with wartime intrigue, all rendered in striking detail on a cover by Bernie Wiest.
Lum Sims, an eighteen-year-old from the backwoods of Buzzard Mountain, sets out to investigate the ghost that's been plaguing his community and stealing hogs, only to find himself tangled up in a mystery involving love potions, mischievous townsfolk, and more than one ghostly encounter. With the mountain girls vying for his attention and danger lurking on every corner, Lum discovers that things on Buzzard Mountain aren't quite what they seem.
In the snowy heights of Tibet, Bart London faces a dangerous mission to halt the ruthless raids of Shai and Wolfgang, who plunder ancient monasteries. With the help of a mystical Tulpa named Tsang, born from his own mind, London races to protect sacred relics from falling into the wrong hands.
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Reprinted in Invisible Men: The Trailblazing Black Artists of Comic Books #[nn] (2020)
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