The Bouncer #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring multiple stories: "Anteas, the Bouncer" depicts the Bouncer battling a villain named Mr. Lucifer at a circus, with acrobatic action involving a cannon and net as the hero and his allies attempt to thwart the criminal's plans. "The Clown Who Played Satan" involves a wise officer at a courthouse and a child in a car, with the officer giving a lecture and later using a bongo instrument to create sound effects, culminating in a fire and the court's adjournment. "Rocket Kelly" presents a jungle adventure where a Japanese gun becomes central to the plot, with characters discussing Daikal's armor and native spirituality as they navigate through captivity and attempt escape in a primitive village setting.
In "The Clown Who Played Satan," a mysterious performer claiming to be Mr. Lucifer leads a wild parade, but his antics are a cover for a daring radium heist. When The Bouncer, Anteas Jr., and Penny are captured in the chaos, they must outwit the clown and his gang before the stolen radium is lost forever.
One Round [Tim] Hogan returns to the ring not for glory, but to help his old army buddy Tom Horan and Tom’s struggling mother. With manager Spigot Barnett arranging a fight, Hogan is stunned to learn his opponent is Tom himself—ill and out of shape. When Hogan forfeits the bout to protect his friend, he’s not done: he agrees to take on twelve fighters in a single night, proving his grit in a way that goes beyond the prize money.
In the heart of a dense jungle, Captain Patrick Kelly and his partner Wacky land their rocket-powered craft near a downed Allied bomber—only to be ambushed by a tribe led by the enigmatic white queen Manta. With Wacky captured and the crew of the wrecked plane in torment, Kelly launches a daring rescue, freeing the airmen and taking Manta hostage. But as the jungle closes in around them, escape remains uncertain—and danger still looms.
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