Feb 10, 2025
Johnny Peril by Alex Toth
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Johnny Peril by Alex Toth
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SENSATION MYSTERY #113 (DC, 1953)
Art: Carmine Infantino / John Giunta
Danger Trail (1950-1951)
Art by Carmine Infantino, Joe Giella And Frank Giacoia
Had you heard about Johnny Peril? - Happyhoganon
This guy? I remember the New 52 version of him from Justice League Dark. I wonder does anyone really know the mystery that is Johnny Peril?
From Who's Who
"Little is known about the past life and roots of the men called Johnny Peril; it is speculated that even his name in an alias, assumed to thwart investigators into his past. Peril has refused to answer all such questions, leading some to wonder if he knows the answers himself."
I think Johnny Peril hasn't heard of Johnny Peril. He's a typical DC z-lister so I'm instantly going to dig him. He's the guy you call when Mark Merlin and Dr. Thirteen are both unavailable.
Vintage Comic - Danger Trail #05
Pencils: Frank Giacoia
Inks: Frank Giacoia
Colors: ?
Letters: Ira Schnapp
DC (Mar-Apr1951)
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"The Lady of Mars" by Joe Kubert
Sensation Mystery #113, February 1953, Pencils: Carmine Infantino, Inks: John Giunta
Johnny Peril in Sensation Comics # 109, 1952. art by Alex Toth.Â