True Comics #82
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTrue Comics #82 is an anthology featuring several historical and biographical stories. The issue includes "Empire Builder," which chronicles the life of Genghis Khan (1163–1227), describing how Temujin rose from obscurity to become ruler of all Asia through military and political genius. Another featured story is "Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation: Time Table," depicting FBI agent Steve Saunders using military precision and cunning to apprehend shotgun bank robbers in Los Angeles in 1935. The issue also contains "Murder by Moonlight: An Abe Lincoln Story," which recounts how Abraham Lincoln defended the son of an old friend in a murder trial. Additionally, the cover advertises stories about "All-Time Champions" (including Hank Luisetti), "Ship of Mystery Marie Celeste," and other historical narratives.
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