World's Finest Comics #131
In "The Mystery of the Crimson Avenger," Professor Polloy unleashes a radical invention that manipulates water at the molecular level, turning it into solid forms to carry out daring crimes across the open sea. Written by Jack Miller and illustrated with precision by Ramona Fradon, this 1963 adventure blends scientific intrigue with classic superhero suspense. The cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff captures the eerie, watery menace of the Crimson Avenger’s unseen threat.
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Professor Polloy invents a machine that allows him to control the molecular structure of water, turning it into solid structures, and uses it to commit crimes on the high seas.
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