Feature Comics #68
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Bearded Lady," a 1943 issue from Quality Comics, the mysterious Raven leads Dianne to a cemetery, where she stumbles upon the hidden lair of the Tiglon Man—a fearsome being with the head of a tiger who controls powerful artifacts meant for her. Written, drawn, and inked by Frank Borth, the story unfolds with eerie tension as Dianne must flee and destroy the very relics the Raven sought to reveal. The cover by Al Bryant captures the tale’s haunting mood, a striking visual from a classic era of pulp-inspired adventure.
Doll Man finds himself caught between a undersized doctor's twisted ambitions and his domineering wife when Dr. Highe's secret growth experiment goes spectacularly wrong—leaving her with an unexpected and mortifying side effect. As the doctor's desperation grows and his wife's fury mounts, our pint-sized hero must navigate a dangerous situation where a spurned scientist and his vengeful spouse are both far more dangerous than their statures suggest.
Jimmy Chase, a champion sulky racer, arrives at Zero's door in a panic, haunted by visions of his dead rival Gunner Greer, whose mangled face appears day and night demanding revenge. Zero agrees to help Jimmy through the upcoming Big Handicap race, but when Gunner's phantom returns during the competition, Jimmy loses control—until Zero's mysterious intervention saves both driver and horse. What really happened on the track, and who—or what—was truly responsible, becomes the heart of this supernatural mystery.
In the shadowed hush of a 1943 cemetery, Dianne answers the Raven’s summons—only to stumble into the hidden lair of the Tiglon Man, a feline-eyed enigma who wields ancient relics with eerie authority. Forced to flee, she makes a desperate choice that shatters the very artifacts meant to reveal a greater mystery.
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