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Prize Comics
Date | Number: v2 11 | Lang: English (en)
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SourceThis book was scanned from a copy in the JVJ Archive.
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PublicationSeptember 1942 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: bi-monthly
NotesJim Vadeboncoeur Jr. index card suggests Leo Morey for the cover art.
 
ContentCharacters: Uncle Sam; Yank [Dick Walters]; Doodle [Rick Walters]
NotesJim Vadeboncoeur Jr. index card suggests Leo Morey for the cover art.
 
Comic StoryA Killer Called Cropper (11 pages)
FeaturingYank and Doodle
ContentCharacters: Yank and Doodle [Yank [Dick Walters]; Doodle [Rick Walters]]; Cropper (first appearance; villain; death)
 
Comic StoryThe Troop Train Terror (6 pages)
FeaturingDr. Frost
ContentCharacters: Dr. Frost; Sheriff Calkins (first appearance; villain)
 
Comic StoryWake Island! (6 pages)
FeaturingTed O'Neil
ContentCharacters: Ted O'Neil; Paddy O'Neil (first appearance; Ted's brother)
NotesArt credits suggested by Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr. index card.
 
Comic StoryMurder At the International Hotel (10 pages)
FeaturingBlack Owl
ContentCharacters: The Black Owl [Doug Danville]
NotesJim Vadeboncoeur Jr. index card suggests Ken Jackson, Bill Ward, and Maurice Del Bourgo being credited for the art under the Binder shop name.
 
Comic StoryThe Reformation of Frankenstein (8 pages)
SynopsisBulldog Denny's friend, a scientist named Jules, demonstrates a formula which will turn a subject from savage to peaceful. Bulldog and Jules give it to Frankenstein, who repents his evil ways. During a mission to save the lives of a train-full of people, Frankenstein takes a blow to the head, which undoes the transformation. He kills Jules, who had never recorded the secret formula of his invention.
ContentCharacters: Frankenstein; Bulldog [Denny Dunsan]; Jules (first appearance; death)
 
Comic StorySki Jump (2 pages)
FeaturingGeneral and the Corporal
NotesJim Vadeboncoeur Jr. index card suggests Terry Gilkison for the art.
 
Comic StoryThe Midgets and the Giant (8 pages)
FeaturingGreen Lama
ContentCharacters: Green Lama [Jethro Dumont]; Tex Halloway (first appearance; villain); John Bolton (first appearance); Paul Brannigan (first appearance)
NotesArt attributed to Mike Suchorsky by the Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr. index card. Previous indexer suggested Jack Binder.
 
Text StoryTaking the Bull By the Horns (2 pages)
CreditsScript:? [as Crest Wood] | Letters: typeset
 
Comic StoryThe Senorita and the Japanese (6 pages)
FeaturingSpike Mason
 
Comic StoryInsurance Swindle Racket (5 pages)
Synopsis"Boss" Frestapo runs a crooked gambling operation and insurance racket. Pee Wee learns the truth, and leaks it to Gene West, who plans to report on it in his radio broadcast. Pee Wee is murdered as he tries to warn Gene. Gene dons Power Nelson's uniform, and cleans up the band of thieves with Lana's help.
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Frestapo (first appearance; villain); Power Nelson [Gene West]; Lana; Pee Wee (death)
 
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