Golden Age of Comics #3

In "null," Sy’s romantic misadventures take a painfully literal turn when he gets his ex-girlfriend’s name tattooed on his chest—only to have it replaced by the name of his next flame. When the first love returns, desperate and heartbroken, Sy’s attempts to hide the past lead to a bizarre solution: Clarence, ever the well-meaning but misguided friend, tries to camouflage the tattoo with hair tonic, hoping a thick mat of chest hair will erase the evidence.

In "The Office of Tony the Tornado — notorious New York taxi-cab racketeer...", the flamboyant Tony the Tornado finds himself on the receiving end of a twist when he reads a story about the Twister in Blue Bolt Comics and decides to change his ways—only to find the Twister, Bob Sanders, has other plans. When Tony’s schemes escalate, the Twister returns, not with fists, but with proof that turns the tide in a showdown that could end his reign of chaos.