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Amazing Man Comics #24 (1941)

Centaur · 1941 · 68 pages

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ContinueAmazing Man Comics #25 →
Contains 8 stories
Untitled story
15 pp · superhero
Amazing-Man [John Aman]The Vulture (villain)Tommy the Wonder Boy
Untitled story
7 pp · superhero
Minimidgetl SchadeBig Mike (villain)MomkRitty
The World's Strongest Girl
8 pp · superhero
Mighty ManSuper-AnnMajor JonesFritz (Nazi agent)

When Mighty Man witnesses a young woman effortlessly stop a speeding truck with her bare hands, he becomes determined to uncover her secret—only to discover she possesses superhuman strength born from a mysterious encounter in an Alaskan cave. When Major Jones is kidnapped by Nazi agents and held in a warehouse, both the unusual girl and Mighty Man race to mount a rescue, each unaware of the other's involvement until their paths collide in a desperate fight against Fritz and his criminal superiors. This 1941 tale by Martin Aloisio pits two powerful allies against enemy forces in a bid to save the Major and stop an audacious escape plan.

Untitled story
7 pp · superhero
The King of Darkness [Bruce King] (radio engineer, introduction, origin)Sergeant Burke (Policeman, introduction)head Nazi agent (villain, introduction)foreign nation agents [CarlHansFritz] (villains, introduction for all, all die)

In "null," Bruce King finds himself at the center of a high-stakes international race when a dictatorial foreign power sends agents to steal his death ray invention. When the intruders attack his lab, King activates his special uniform, plunging the room into total darkness and a numbing cold that disables them—only for a Nazi agent to betray and kill the others, framing King for the murders.

Untitled story
7 pp · humor
John "Hobo" Harper (Introduction)Billy BartonBaldyCrisooMiles Minter (gambler)
Monkey Business
2 pp · humor
PhilBill

When Phil and Bill spot a monkey on the fire escape, they can't resist trying to catch it—leading to a hilarious series of botched attempts involving everything from bananas to questionable monkey impersonations. This lighthearted two-pager by Art Helfant is pure slapstick comedy, with the duo learning that sometimes the simplest solution works best.

Origin of the Blue Lady
8 pp · superhero
The Blue Lady [Lucille Martin] (novelist, introduction, origin)Larry Grant (Lucille's sweetheart, introduction)Lotus (faithful maid of Chin Liang, introduction, death)unnamed banker (introduction, death)Sing Thang (introduction)Chinese gangsters [Leeothers unnamed] (villains, introduction for all)
Nightshade -- Nemisis of Gangdom [sic]
7 pp · fantasy; superhero
Nightshade [Howard Hall] (wealthy scientist, introduction and origin)Princess Anna (of Balkania, introduction)Anna's child (Balkania Crown Prince, introduction)Balkania's Consul (introduction)Prince Dumka (of Balkania, introduction)Ivar Kotescu (villain, introduction)Kotescu's gang [Joerest unnamed] (villains, introduction for all)

In "Nightshade — Nemesis of Gangdom," Howard Hall dons his vigilante guise to intervene when a kidnapping unfolds, rescuing a young woman and her child. The child’s mysterious bracelet bears the emblem of Balkania, drawing the attention of Prince Dumka, who has orchestrated the abduction to force a marriage—though his true intentions remain shrouded in danger.

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