Feature Comics #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFeature Comics #74 is an anthology issue featuring multiple stories. One tale follows the Doll Man as he confronts a kill-crazy author. Another story depicts a pilot who crash-lands on a volcanic island and encounters a mysterious stranger. A third story shows Bumpy attempting to grow a giant beanstalk using magical tools, only to have the experiment go awry. The issue concludes with a Mickey Finn story in which Phil Finn moves into a new neighborhood and deals with his neighbor's chickens causing trouble, leading to a fence-building dispute and reconciliation with his neighbor.
Professor Noddle whips up a super tonic that grants his assistant Morguen incredible strength—but when the powerful concoction turns the peculiar Morguen into the world's mightiest man, the two set out to test those muscles and prove their worth to the authorities. Their demonstrations of strength and their pursuit of the criminal Jack the Gypper lead to plenty of mishaps and mayhem as Morguen's newfound power wreaks unexpected havoc. A lighthearted romp through a laboratory experiment gone wild, with the usual chaos that follows when you're literally stronger than you know what to do with.
Rusty Ryan and The Boyville Brigadiers run aground on a mysterious island where ex-convicts rule in the shadow of a so-called demon controlling the island from a flaming hill. When Rusty is declared the new leader through combat, he must decide whether to ally with the deceptive force pulling the strings behind the scenes or find another way to deal with the chaos. It's a wartime adventure that tests whether cunning and courage can outwit an enemy who seems to hold all the power.
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