Four Favorites #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Things Are Not What They Seem," Harvey Kurtzman’s dynamic art brings to life the chilling return of Drako-Saki, a Japanese vampire and embodiment of the netherworld’s darkest spirit, resurrected to undermine the Allied war effort. Cover by George Gregg, this 1943 issue from Ace Magazines delivers a gripping blend of supernatural dread and wartime intrigue, all rendered with Kurtzman’s sharp, expressive style.
Two young detectives follow mysterious footsteps that lead them to an unexpected discovery in this punchy humor story from Four Favorites. When things turn out to be far different from what they seemed, the payoff lands with a satisfying twist that proves the title right.
In "null," a wartime tale from Four Favorites #11 (1943), the ancient Japanese vampire Drako-Saki—spirit of the netherworld and father of Japanese evil—is resurrected to turn the tide against the Allied forces. His return unleashes a chilling presence, but the true nature of his power and purpose remain shrouded in mystery.
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Reprinted in Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017)
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