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Fantastic Comics #2 (1939)

Fox · 1939 · 70 pages

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ContinueFantastic Comics #3 →
Contains 10 stories
The Attack of Dragor
13 pp · superhero
SamsonDragor (villain, introduction)Ratonians (villains, introduction)
Rip-The-Blood
6 pp · science fiction; superhero
Rip-The-Blood (villain, introduction, death)

Stardust returns to Earth to stop a shadowy villain named Rip-The-Blood, who secretly controls governments and munitions factories worldwide with a sinister plan to spark a global war and become history's most powerful man. When Rip captures the President to frame a foreign power and trigger conflict, Stardust springs into action, thwarting the scheme and confronting the would-be warmonger in a final, decisive clash. This 1939 tale pits the mysterious cosmic hero against one of his most dangerous adversaries in a race to prevent catastrophe.

Saladin's Hostage
8 pp · fantasy
The Golden Knight [Sir Richard of Warwick]Lady Elissa (introduction)Saladin (villain, introduction)Saracens (villain)
Sabotage Rampant in the U.S.A.
6 pp · war
Yank WilsonCount Lustig Von Blackgard (villain, introduction)Czolgotz (villain, introduction)Anschuluzz (villain, introduction)Tryzvoin (villain, introduction)Schuldoki (villain, introduction)

Yank Wilson, a humble window-washer, overhears a sinister plot hatched by Count Lustig Von Blackgard and his sabotage ring to destroy New York's docks and cripple America's war effort. Going undercover aboard a sea-runner, Yank must infiltrate the conspiracy and stop the villains before their destructive scheme comes to fruition.

The Battle of the Earth Against the Martian Ogres
6 pp · science fiction
Space SmithDiannathe Martians (villains)

Space Smith and Dianna race back to Earth with urgent news: hundreds of Martian destroyers are en route to annihilate the planet with devastating anti-Earth rays. After broadcasting a warning that mobilizes Earth's defense fleet, Space must guide the Earthmen through a desperate aerial battle against the relentless Martian Ogres—who won't go down without shifting their tactics in a last-ditch assault on New York itself.

Untitled story
5 pp · adventure
Captain KiddThe Voice (villain, introduction, death)
The Secrets of Magc
1 pp
Untitled story
4 pp · humor
Professor Fiend
Return to Mars
6 pp · science fiction
Flick FalconThree-Armed Men (villains)the Martians (villains)
The Rebels of the Deep
7 pp · adventure
Sub SaundersNaulus (villain, death)the frog-men (villains)

Sub Saunders joins forces with Lantida, the queen of Atlantis, to liberate her enslaved people from the iron grip of Naulus, the tyrannical dictator who rules the sunken kingdom. With an American expedition of 20,000 men and four submarines, Sub must navigate underwater warfare, frog-men scouts, and devastating hydro-ray defenses to breach Naulus's fortified citadel. It's a high-stakes underwater battle where courage and strategy collide in the depths of Atlantis.

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