Crack Comics #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features multiple stories including a humorous tale about a small man trying to sell ancient fairy tale manuscripts to a comic strip artist named Inkie, and a story about Beezy dealing with domestic troubles at home. The main feature follows RAF pilot Eric, who discovers a German "secret weapon"—a diving helmet with sound-amplifying capabilities—during a bombing raid, and must convey its significance to Allied command before the technology can be used against them. Captain Triumph exposes the diary of a dictator, and other features include The Clock stopping a phoney political racket and Cabby Hack O'Hara confronting a murdering hypnotist.
Captain Triumph travels to the dictator's nation of Germy to confront Mussler the Dictator and free his oppressed people, using his supernatural powers to infiltrate the tyrant's own mansion. With his ability to become invisible and combine Michael's spirit with his mortal form, Captain Triumph wages a psychological war against the dictator through a series of bewildering, humiliating pranks designed to shake his grip on power. It's a wartime tale of supernatural justice meeting totalitarian delusion.
Inkie, the comic character who writes and draws his own adventures, stumbles upon a mysterious book of forbidden fairy tales and decides to peek inside—only to find himself transported into a whimsical world where squabbling weather elements have literally lost control of Earth's climate. Armed with nothing but his pen and boundless creativity, Inkie sets out to restore order and prove that sometimes the best solutions come straight from the artist's own imagination.
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Reprinted in Comic Book Culture: An Illustrated History #[nn] (2000)
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