Crack Comics #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCrack Comics #12 is an anthology featuring multiple stories. "The Black Condor" appears as a lead story involving the superhero battling enemies over a military installation with tanks, bombers, and chemical weapons, with a villain called the Great Wizard Wells attempting to capture the hero for atomic power experiments. Another story features the Blue Beetle confronting gangsters and criminals at various locations, including a radio transmitter and Cobb's Mill, where he fights thugs and calls police for backup. A third story involves a character named Mr. Stanton arranging to meet someone named Danny at a corner, with references to a magician brother who has been away touring and performing tricks across the country, leading to a confrontation at a colonial warehouse where the protagonist is struck with a blackjack.
Wizard Wells, the young scientist-turned-crimefighter, and his companion Tug stumble into a deadly trap when fifth columnists led by Karl force them into a secret cave hideout bristling with tanks, bombers, and sinister weaponry. Using his scientific know-how, Wells devises a daring escape plan involving liquid air and charcoal—but first he and Tug must survive Karl's clutches and execute their risky scheme before the enemy discovers what they're plotting.
When stage magician Dan Rogers clashes with the ruthless Blue Cloak Gang, he discovers an unexpected ally in Madam Fatal—and together they'll need every trick in the book to survive the confrontation. It's a high-stakes battle of wits and cunning that showcases just how resourceful an ordinary performer can be when backed into a corner.
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Reprinted in Special Edition Series #2 (1974), Gwandanaland Comics #737 (2017)
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