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National Comics
Date | Number: 66 | Lang: English (en)
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PublicationJune 1948 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1
NotesArt formerly attributed to Al Bryant.
 
CoverThe Man Who Hates the Circus!
ContentGenre: Adventure; Humor | Characters: The Barker [Carnie Callahan]
NotesArt formerly attributed to Al Bryant.
 
Comic StoryThe Man Who Hated Circuses (11 pages)
ContentGenre: Adventure; Humor | Characters: The Barker [Carnie Callahan]; Ephraim Squires (first appearance; villain; death)
 
SynopsisSalty's fellow sailor McChisel tricks him into missing his chance to show a young woman tourist around an Indian city.
ContentGenre: Humor; Military | Characters: Salty Waters; McChisel
NotesThe foreign country isn't specified, but McChisel references the "East Indian rope trick," and a snake-charmer, people riding elephants, and a fakir lying on a bed of nails can be seen.
 
Comic StoryStone Man (5 pages)
ContentGenre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Granny Gumshoe; Rocky Granite (first appearance; villain; death; a living statue) Rocky's manager (first appearance; villain); Stoney Cement (first appearance; death; another living statue); Anatole Chipper (first appearance)
 
Comic StoryThe Black Hand (6 pages)
ContentGenre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Sally O'Neil; Mr. Fix and the Black Hand (first appearance; villains); Capt. Jack Barham (first appearance)
 
Comic StoryThe Monster in the Swamp (4 pages)
SynopsisRoberta begins to worry when she hears news reports of "monster footprints" in the same wooded area where Lassie and Laddie are hiking. The police and scientists investigate, only to discover the footprints were created by Dinny the dog: Lassie and Laddie tied baseball gloves to his feet to protect his paws from thorns.
ContentGenre: Humor; Children | Characters: Lassie; Laddie; Roberta
 
Comic StoryMr. Miacca (6 pages)
SynopsisQuicksilver, perched atop a clock tower, spies a strange and portly man, who launches himself from the rooftops, and bounces like a rubber ball, all thanks to his costume being filled with gas.
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Quicksilver [Max]; Mr. Miacca [Maynard Scrope] (villain, introduction)
NotesThe villain's name was taken from a fairy tale by English writer, Joseph Jacobs.
 
Text StoryThe Monster Marvel (2 pages)
FeaturingThe Barker
CreditsLetters: typeset
ContentCharacters: The Barker [Carnie Callahan]
 
Comic StoryThe Pleasure Investment (6 pages)
ContentCharacters: Anthrop; Dr. Botchagaloop (first appearance)
 
Comic StoryThe Ruthven Case (6 pages)
ContentGenre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Steve Wood; Spurrman (first appearance; villain); Loe Latrice (first appearance); Hinkey Tarn (first appearance); Capt. Ronn Rohver (first appearance; death)
 
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