Undercover Girl #5 [A-1 #62]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeUndercover Girl [Starr Flagg] dives into a chilling mystery when famed newscaster Floyd Armitage dies mid-broadcast, his final words cut short as he was about to expose a looming international invasion. With a trail of cryptic clues and a carnival full of secrets, Starr must untangle the truth before "Miss Murder" [Lala], the enigmatic sword swallower, strikes again.
When her friend Jim vanishes into a sinister house on the edge of town, Starr Flagg follows him inside and uncovers a secret network of criminals using radio-controlled atom bomb rockets—weapons poised to strike New York, Washington D.C., Chicago, and Detroit all at once. With the fate of entire cities hanging in the balance, Starr must outwit the hidden forces behind the house and stop the deadly plan before it’s too late.
In "Jeopardy in Jade!", Undercover Girl races against time to recover Ming Lee’s stolen ring—a tiny, deadly key to a device capable of triggering atomic detonations across a hundred miles. With Lu watching her every move and the stakes higher than ever, Starr Flagg must navigate a web of danger where one wrong step could mean catastrophe.
In the heart of an African jungle, Undercover Girl races to stop Alexis Pauloff’s deadly steel-rotting formula, only to be ambushed by a monstrous gorilla—halted not by a hero, but by the cunning Madam Tanya Darkova, who has her own deadly plans. Trapped in a web of deception, Starr must outwit Darkova’s schemes while navigating a treacherous landscape and the hidden threats around her.
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↩ Reprints Manhunt #3 (1947), Manhunt #5 (1948), Manhunt #6 (1948), Manhunt #7 (1948), Manhunt #8 (1948)
Reprinted in Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #12 (2013), Undercover Girl: The Complete Adventures of Starr Flagg #[nn] (2015)
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