Sun #182
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Six White Feathers," Sir Julius Rymer teams up with the enigmatic Wild in a race against time to secure the Silver Dwarf—a tiny, mysterious ornament holding the key to Lord Chessington's lost heir—while the notorious Dick Turpin stands in their way. Penciled and inked by Hugh McNeill, this 1952 adventure blends intrigue and daring, with Harry Hargreaves' cover capturing the story’s sharp tension and period flair.
Sitting Bull must recover a sacred totem pole stolen by mysterious Blackfeet thieves to complete his fifth task and restore his reputation as a worthy leader of the Sioux. Pursuing the thief across a treacherous rope bridge rigged to collapse, Sitting Bull uses courage and cunning to reclaim the totem and return it to his people. But as he breaks his fifth arrow in triumph, the tribal elders announce his final test: discover the killer of a brother named Red Deer—a challenge that sends fear through Thunder Cloud, who harbors his own plans for power.
Jak of the Jaguars and his companions—including the young Queen Karina—are kidnapped by Martian spaceship and forced to Mars, where the ruthless Chief Droon throws them into the arena to test the strength and fighting prowess of Earth-folk against his warriors and fearsome creatures. Stripped of allies and facing wave after wave of armed enemies and monstrous beasts, Jak must rely on jungle cunning and raw power to survive the Chief Droon's deadly games.
In the shadowed halls of old England, Sir Julius Rymer teams up with the enigmatic Wild to track down the elusive Silver Dwarf—a tiny, priceless ornament said to hold the key to Lord Chessington’s lost heir. But their quest is shadowed by the notorious outlaw Dick Turpin, who has his own reasons for seeing the treasure fall into no one’s hands.
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