Comic Crusader Storybook #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mark of the Cat," Bobby Caswell stumbles upon a mysterious alien spacecraft and a cryptic box etched with symbols. When his hand touches an outline on the box, he’s flooded with visions and energy—awakening a cosmic power tied to a dying world’s last hope. Written by Martin Greim and illustrated by Gene Day, with inks by Jerry Ordway and a striking cover by Dick Giordano, this 1977 tale kicks off a transformation that redefines what it means to be a hero.
In "A Matter of Justice," Deanna Brown—once a woman shaped by hardship—finds unexpected power in the form of a rare tropical albino raven, whose presence grants her the ability to fly. With empathy as her compass and the raven as her silent companion, she steps into a world where justice isn't handed down, but claimed.
In "The Sound of Thunder," young Bobby Caswell stumbles upon a crashed spaceship and uncovers a mysterious box pulsing with alien symbols. When he touches it, a surge of energy and visions from a dying world’s last hero floods his mind—prompting him to summon the power within by clapping and imagining. Suddenly, Bobby becomes Thunderbunny, a hero forged from another planet’s desperate hope.
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Reprinted in The Ditko Collection #2 (1986), Wildman Comics & Stories #9 (1989), Fandom's Finest Comics #2 (1998), The Eye Collection #[nn] (2002)
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