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Four Favorites
Date | Number: 13 | Lang: English (en)
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SourceThis book was scanned from a copy in the JVJ Archive.
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PublicationFebruary 1944 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: quarterly
 
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: The Unknown Soldier (also inset); Magno (inset); Lightning [Robert Morgan] (inset); Captain Courageous (inset); The Clown (head view); Captain Nippon (head view)
 
SynopsisMickey borrows his grandfather's ant farm, which ends up with the Clown who is experimenting with robbery in the fourth dimension. The Clown unleashes the ants in the fourth dimension where they grow to be giants and menace the real life world.
FeaturingMagno and Davey
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Magno; Davey; the Clown; Mickey; Grandpa Carroll
 
SynopsisCaptain Nippo's troops capture a B-17 bomber and they intend to use it to bomb an American base. All part of a plan to invade Australia.
FeaturingCaptain Courageous
ContentGenre: Superhero; War | Characters: Captain Courageous; Captain Nippo
 
SynopsisGerman soldiers disguise themselves as vampires to keep control over a superstitious village.
ContentGenre: Superhero; War | Characters: Unknown Soldier; German officers; superstitious villagers; General Pinto; Colonel Arthur
NotesThe signature reads "FERSTADT". This, coupled with the somewhat more refined art style suggests that this is a product of the Ferstadt Studio rather than Ferstadt himself. The final page consists of only five panels, the remaining panel is the Statement of Ownership.
 
CreditsScript: Shirley L. Berick (notary public) | Letters: typeset
NotesStatement of Ownership for October 1, 1943. Publisher: A. A. Wyn; editor: A. A. Wyn; managing editor: Frederick Gardener; business manager: A. A. Wyn. Owner: A. A. Wyn, Rose Wyn and Warren A. Angel. Notarized September 18, 1943.
 
Text StoryFrom beyond Boot Hill (2 pages)
SynopsisGabe and Rufe don't like each other. One of them turns up dead and the other thinks he got away with a perfect crime.
CreditsScript: Clint Douglas | Letters: typeset
ContentGenre: Western-frontier | Characters: Gabe Peters; Rufe Turk: Sheriff Bill Ringo
 
SynopsisInitially making a living by slaughtering cattle by a single blow of his fist, Dark Eyes seeks to join forces with a female counterpart, much like Lash Lightning and his partner. He locates a calculating temptress named Madam Death, and they joined into an amorous match made in hell itself, and take on the two heroes.
FeaturingLash Lightning
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Lash Lightning [Robert Morgan]; Lightning Girl [Isabel Blake]; Dark Eyes (villain, introduction); Madam Death (villain, introduction); Papa; Mama; Igor; Mrs. Gibney
NotesScript credit by Mark Carlson-Ghost in Alter Ego #144 (January, 2017), based on circumstantial evidence. Lightning girl is Isabel Blake in this issue, Isobel Blake in other issues.
 
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