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    Lightning Comics v03n01
    Lightning Comics v03n01
    Lightning Comics v03n01
    Ebook63 pages5 minutes

    Lightning Comics v03n01

    By Mark A. Schneider, Jim Mooney, Harry Anderson and George Wilson

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    Stories include:
    - Congo Jack: "Yes, Bwana! Me see bridge made from many human bodies -- many moons journey." by Mark A. Schneider
    - Lash Lightning by Jim Mooney
    - Doctor Nemesis, Rx: "At Mercy Hospital - 'I've finally completed my experiment, Dr. Bradley.' " by Harry Anderson featuring Dr. Jim Bradley [Doctor Nemesis]
    - Hap Hazard: "Hap Hazard, copy boy of the Daily Star, goes on an errand..."
    - Whiz Wilson: "Whiz Wilson, youthful scientist and adventurer, has invented a Futuroscope which will take him..."
    - Marvo the Magician & Tito: "Marvo is about to embark on a liner leaving for home when... "
    - The Raven: "Striking with speed and fury, the Raven, friend of the poor and downtrodden recovers..." by George Wilson featuring Detective Sergeant Danny Dartin [the Raven]; Lola Lash (his assistant)
    - Lash Lightning: "Lightning has been endowed with all the power, strength and speed of light by the Oldman of the Pyramids." by Jim Mooney featuring Lightning; The Mastermind (villain)
    - A True Crime Story: Bottled Horror
    - Introducing The Flag featuring The Flag
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClassicComics
    Release dateApr 11, 2014
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