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| Publication | October 1946 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: Bi-monthly |
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| Cover | Midnight Harbors a Living Clue! |
| Content | Genre: Adventure; Superhero | Characters: Midnight [Dave Clark]; Doc Mortimer Wackey; Gabby (a monkey) |
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| Featuring | Pepsi the Pepsi Cola Cop |
| Credits | Pencils: Graham Hunter (signed) | Inks: Graham Hunter (signed) |
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| Comic Story | It Was Murder (11 pages) |
| Synopsis | Midnight hides a witness at Dave Clark's house, but the boys think she's moving in permanently and try to drive her out. |
| Content | Genre: Adventure; Superhero | Characters: Midnight [Dave Clark]; Annabelle Sweete; Gabby (a monkey); Doc Mortimer Wackey; Sniffer Snoop; Hotfoot; Westcott; Denslow |
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| Synopsis | O'Toole appears in public with all his birthday gifts. |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Children | Characters: Archie O'Toole (king) |
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| Synopsis | Spunky and his rival, Curly, are invited to the Anniversary Party. |
| Content | Characters: Spunky; Marge (girl friend); Curly (rival); Pug; (pal) |
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| Synopsis | Rankin battles a grizzly bear in the middle of the city. |
| Content | Genre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Rookie Ranking; Harvey Mooden |
| Notes | The art is similar art to the many Manhunter stories in Police Comics (Quality, 1941 series) credited to Pete Riss.
Bob Hughes agrees on Riss pencils. |
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| Synopsis | There was once a man who had lived too long. The voices told him so. |
| Content | Genre: Spy | Characters: Black X; Jon Gruger; Batu |
| Notes | This is most probably John Rosenberger on pencils, when looking at Black X in the splash panel, and also the many close up side views and figures in bird view, hands and foreshortening movements of figures. He also has pencilled the story in #81, but different inkers. Very much like Rosenberger's work on The Fly #13 and others in that series. His protuding lower lips seems to be changed by the inker, except in Black X in first panel. |
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| Synopsis | A war orphan gets involved in an organized crime investigation. |
| Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: Lady Luck [Brenda Banks]; Sergeant Sloburn; Tag Peerson; Bucko Franson; Georgie |
| Notes | Nordling is credited on script and art on this feature by Jerry Bails' Who's Who. |
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| Text Story | The Mysterious Horse (2 pages) |
| Synopsis | The evolution and use of the horse. |
| Featuring | Jimmy Christian |
| Credits | Letters: Typeset |
| Content | Genre: Adventure; Non-fiction | Characters: Jimmy Christian (reporter); Tod Haley; Alexander the Great; Genghis Khan; Napoleon; Cortez |
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| Synopsis | Wun Cloo knows how to keep Eel Eager in jail. |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Detective-mystery | Characters: Wun Cloo; Eel Eager; Ima Shyster |
| Notes | Pencils/inks:
1) Jack Cole stated by the "Who's Who" and the original indexer.
2) Paul Gustavson suggested by Saltarella, but not substantiated in any way. |
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| Synopsis | Daffy is mistaken for a rich heiress out west and is kidnapped. |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Sports | Characters: Daffy; Deke; Tamale (outlaw) |
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| Comic Story | Lord Mogsworth (7 pages) |
| Synopsis | Lord Mog has come with an introduction from Scotland Yard to study police methods in America. |
| Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: The Jester [Chuck Lane]; Detective Hustace McGinty; Lord Mogsworth |
| Notes | Similar art to the credited pencil work on Manhunter stories in Police Comics #37-#59 by Peter Riss, and the face at bottom of page 6 is very much his, V-shaped and eyes far apart, and otherwise little expression. |
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