Comic Book: Lightning Comics: Box Set: Flash Lightning; - The Raven; - X-The Phantom Fed; - Ace McCoy; - Hap Hazard; - Marvo the Magician; - Whiz Wilson

by J.R. Finkle

Enjoy SEVEN full length adventure stories in the Lightning Comic SeriesFLASH LIGHTNINGIn the mystic Egypt, the old man of the Pyramids bestowed upon FLASH LIGHTNING all the speed, strength and power of lightning with which to go out in the world and fight on the side of justice and right!THE RAVENSecret and silent as a shadow, the RAVEN wages war on the world of crime and returns their ill-gotten gains to the poor and needy!X - THE PHANTOM FEDTwo super-speed armored trucks, part of a squadron ordered by the U.S. Army, have been stolen from a factory in Central City. X, ace FBI Agent and master of the art of disguise, is assigned to solve the mystery!ACE MCCOYAce McCoy and his mechanical pal, Bill Regan, are the fastest flying brain-and-brawn combination that ever streaked through the skyways of the world in search of adventure!HAP HAZARDThe Governor's daughter has been kidnapped by thugs who want the Governor to pardon their gang leader from a murder rap. In the City Room of The Daily Star, where Hap Hazard works as a copy boy, fresh news breaks on this story!MARVO the MAGICIAN and TITOWandering the highways and byways of the country in search of adventure, Marvo, Master of Magic, and his amazing monkey Tito, come to Faro City, the most corrupt and wicked city in the Midwest!WHIZ WILSONYoung scientific genius, Whiz Wilson, has invented a "futuroscope" that, with a twist of the dial, will whisk him to any place on the earth at any desired time in the future. An opposite turn of the dial will return Whiz to his laboratory and the present day. Whiz's latest trip brings him to South America in the year 2500!Download these seven full length featured stories now!

62 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 12, 2015

Reviews

[Dr Archit · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not nostalgic enough

A bunch of silly old stories belonging to a simpler time. Unfortunately these stories have not aged well with time and neither has the artwork. The Superheroes are all very superficial and there is hardly any adventure in their stories. Overall, these stories are good for looking at the history of comic books.