Prize Comics#11 (59)

Prize Comics #11 (59)

Jun 1946 · Prize · 0.10 USD

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In "Urko—the Afhanafhian Terror," Boom Boom takes on a bizarre pet shop scam where valuable animals are stolen and falsely declared ill. When a young gorilla is shaved and forced into the boxing ring as a spectacle, Boom Boom must confront the terrifying champion—only to uncover a shocking truth. Art by Charles Voight, this 1946 Prize Comics classic delivers a wild, offbeat mystery with a twist that redefines the meaning of "pet show."

Contains 5 stories

Urko--the Afhanafhian Terror

12 pp · Sports

Boom Boom Brannigan (Champion boxer)Character (Brannigan's manager)Pinky [aka Urkoaka Jujuboo] (a white gorilla)Gorilla's female owner"Lefty" Wright (a boxer)"Mauler" Miller (a boxer)pet shop racketeers [SlimStinky] (villains)

In "Urko—The Afhanafhian Terror," Boom Boom takes on a pet shop scam where stolen animals are falsely declared ill and "put down," but when a young gorilla is shaved and forced into the boxing ring as Urko, the champion must confront the beast he’s already tracking. With the truth behind the racket exposed, Brannigan moves in to shut it down—turning the gorilla into the unexpected star of the local zoo.

Frankenstein's Birthday Party--More or Less

8 pp

Untitled story

8 pp

Untitled story

7 pp

The Man Who Lived Alone

8 pp