Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Invasion of the Kikoos," the Flame faces a bizarre threat as a group of strange, spectral beings—once hidden away for their perceived inferiority—descend upon the city, unleashing chaos through violence and theft. What begins as an odd anomaly quickly escalates into a dangerous confrontation, revealing that even the most misunderstood creatures can be twisted by malevolent influence.
In "The Coming of the Lynx," the legendary hero Lynx teams up with the young and daring Blackie, the Wonder Boy, to stop the ruthless Flood Makers Association from unleashing a devastating flood upon a defenseless town. With the town’s future hanging in the balance, the duo must race against time to thwart a plan that turns homes into graves and turns the land into a wasteland.
In the scorching heart of the desert, a lone traveler named Yarko finds himself drawn into a mystery when a famed detective arrives at a remote oasis, searching for a missing Major Hazlip. Soon after, Yarko is seized and taken to the ancient ruins of Alchaz, where he forms a psychic link with the detective, pleading for help as a ruthless leader named Sarabin prepares to strike. With time running out and the Desert Patrol closing in, Yarko must survive the storm of betrayal and ancient wrath before the sands claim him.
In "The Case of the Petrified Corpses," Jones races to the U.S.-Mexico border to stop a sinister monocled killer and his monstrous accomplice—a towering brute with a fish hook hand—both behind a series of high-stakes gun shipments. With danger lurking at every turn, Jones must unravel a deadly conspiracy before the next shipment vanishes into the shadows.
In "Yew Bee's Fifth Column," Stardust, haunted by the devastation on Earth, takes a desperate stand against the escalating conflict—especially the shadowy operations of New York's Fifth Column—racing to intervene before the planet descends further into chaos.
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