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Startling Comics #49 (1948)

Pines · 1948 · 53 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Green Men of Kharma
9 pp
Tygra [Lynn Thomas]TerryChief PalangiKharma

In a forgotten chapter of ancient history, a lone survivor of Atlantis—buried beneath the earth for millennia—rises to claim the surface world. Drawn by a restless hunger for power, he sets his sights on Africa, where his green-skinned kin await his command.

The Crab Men from Space
11 pp

Lance Lewis, the solar system's top space detective, faces an unprecedented threat when crab-like invaders from beyond our galaxy seize the Saturnian city of Koh-Mir and threaten conquest of the entire twenty-second century with a weapon that can reverse gravity itself. Captured and brought before the ruthless Buhl-Am, Lance must find a way to stop the gravitation-nullifier before the crab men's ultimatum transforms into wholesale destruction. With Earth's fleet mobilizing for direct confrontation, time is running out to prevent catastrophe.

Untitled story
8 pp
Carnival of Crime
11 pp

When carnival owner Bubby Jinks and his gang of ruthless gamblers take over the midway to fleece unwary visitors, Bruce Carter III—the Fighting Yank—spots the rigged games and decides to expose the whole operation by accepting a high-stakes wager with the crooks themselves. As the Yank outwits them at their own fixed wheel, the desperate gang's betrayal sets off a deadly trap involving the carnival's Loop-the-Loop—forcing our hero to call on all his courage and cunning to save the innocent riders caught in the crossfire.

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