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Top-Notch Comics
Date | Number: 21 | Lang: English (en)
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   By jeremyct
You get lots of great Warren King art in this issue, more than just the usual Firefly. The art of King and Lucey has been the most impressive I've seen in the golden age MLJ.
   By The Australian Panther
Info on Warren King http://www.accomics.com/acnews/warren-king-revisited-by-mark-heike/
  
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PublicationNovember 1941 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: monthly
 
ContentCharacters: Black Hood [Kip Burland]; Wizard [Blane Whitney]; Roy
 
Comic StoryThe Animal Man Strikes (14 pages)
ContentCharacters: The Animal Man (villain, introduction, death); Black Hood [Kip Burland]; Frank Thomas; Bonga (gorilla); Barbara Sutton; David Crane; Tanto (elephant); Sgt. McGinty
 
Comic StoryThe Voodoo Murders (10 pages)
SynopsisWoodo murders Professor Lang, noted explorer.
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Wizard [Blane Whitney]; Roy; Jane; Dr. Strong (villain, intro, death); Dr. Strong's gang (villains, intro)
NotesOriginally credited to Al Camy, but this is not him. Compare the gaping square faces in his signed Black Hood story. More probably by King, when looking at all the tilted heads and the slender girl.
 
Comic StoryThe Two New Harem Additions (4 pages)
SynopsisFran and Hal find themself in a harem in Arabia.
ContentGenre: Spy | Characters: Fran Frazer (photographer); Hal Davis (reporter); Von Berg (villain); Arab chieftain (villain, intro)
NotesOriginally credited to Irv Novick, but the movements of the figures are too stiff and clumsy, and none of his faces are found here. This unknown artist with narrow pointed ears and vey long fingers, are found in several other stories, like Zambini and Fran Frazer.
 
Comic StoryThe Glider Incident (5 pages)
ContentCharacters: Col. Crawford (Intro)
 
Comic StoryThe Return of the Dervish (6 pages)
ContentCharacters: Whirling Dervish (villain, death); Rico Lopez (villain, intro, death); Lucille Forbes [Tallon] (guest star)
 
Comic StoryLou Morelli Muscles Out (6 pages)
ContentGenre: Sports | Characters: Lou Morelli (villain); St. Louis Kid; Mary; Windy Mills
NotesMontana signed on splash panel
 
Comic StoryThe Remote-Controlled Armada (6 pages)
ContentGenre: War | Characters: Nazis (villain); Wings Johnson; Henry Higgins; Marty Blakeman; Marshall Von Kittle
 
Comic StoryThe Murder of Carmen Yolanda (6 pages)
SynopsisA movie star is killed on a cruise ship.
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Bob Phantom [Walt Whitney]; Jinx Friday (secretary); Beecher [Little Bear Beecher] (villain, intro); Carmen Yolanda (intro, death); Wallace McLaglen (intro)
NotesOriginally credited to Bernard Klein. None of his angry eyed faces in side view are present. More probably King, with his heads and figures popping up along the panel borders.
 
Comic StoryBattle Boy's Big Race (5 pages)
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Mr. Lindsay (introduction); Joan Lindsay (introduction); Kardak; Balthar
 
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