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| Name | Smash Comics 33 | Published |
| Publication | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 68 | Frequency: monthly |
| Cover | 1 page |
| Genre | Adventure; Superhero |
| Characters | Midnight [Dave Clark]; The Ray [Happy Terrill] (inset); Espionage [Black X] (inset); Wings Wendall (inset); Bozo The Robot (inset) |
| Pencils | Gill Fox |
| Inks | Gill Fox |
| Story | The Ray (9 pages) |
| Synopsis | Happy is sent to ride along with fighters over the Pacific, but the plane is shot down and he and the pilot are taken prisoner. The Ray takes out the entire squadron, then allows himself to be taken to a prison camp as a civilian. His retaliation incites the Japanese to kill all their prisoners, which forces the Ray to resurface. He carries a rack of bombs above the enemy naval forces and sinks three Japanese battleships. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Characters | The Ray [Happy Terrill]; Bud; the Japanese (villains) |
| Pencils | Lou Fine |
| Inks | Lou Fine |
| First Line | American Correspondent, Prisoner of Japs! |
| Comic Story | Bomber Test / Espionage Starring Black X (6 pages) |
| Synopsis | Black X is supposed to help test a new Bomber but it is stolen by the Japs, with him in it! |
| Genre | Spy |
| Characters | Espionage [Black X]; the Japanese (villains) |
| Script | Toni Blum (signed) ? Otto Binder (signed) ? |
| Pencils | Alex Kotzky |
| Inks | Alex Kotzky |
| Notes | Writer revision from Eisner to Blum ? Binder ? by Craig Delich. Will Eisner created the Espionage feature, and Will Erwin was a pen name used by Will Eisner (Erwin was Eisner's middle name), but it also became a house by-line after Eisner's tenure after 1940. Lane French wrote the feature in 1941, followed by Toni Blum (1942) and Otto Binder (1942-43). |
| Story | Archie O'Toole (1 page) |
| Genre | Humor; Children |
| Script | John Devlin |
| Pencils | John Devlin |
| Inks | John Devlin |
| First Line | Problems, sire! |
| Story | Bozo the Robot (5 pages) |
| Synopsis | Hugh and Bozo have to stop the Nazis from stealing a new weapon. |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Characters | Bozo; Hugh Hazzard |
| Script | George Brenner (signed) ? |
| Pencils | George Brenner (signed) |
| Inks | George Brenner (signed) |
| First Line | A practice blackout throws into stygian darkness, the seething great city -- |
| Comic Story | Rocky Lloyd / Wildfire (5 pages) |
| Synopsis | Carol and her family are trapped in a Colorado cavern with some escaped criminals. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Characters | Wildfire; Rocky Lloyd; Mr. Martin; Mrs. Martin |
| Script | Robert Turner (signed) |
| Pencils | Jim Mooney (signed) |
| Inks | Jim Mooney (signed) |
| Story | The Jester (5 pages) |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Characters | The Jester [Chuck Lane]; Detective McGinty |
| Script | Paul Gustavson (signed) |
| Pencils | Paul Gustavson (signed) |
| Inks | Paul Gustavson (signed) |
| Letters | Paul Gustavson (signed) |
| First Line | One night while on his beat, Chuck Lane sees something that means action... |
| Story | Midnight (6 pages) |
| Synopsis | A white jungle queen, who was descended from a former slaver who freed slaves, founds a hidden community of Africans in the Everglades. Not realizing slavery has been abolished, she and her men attack Clark and his friends. However, Midnight absconds with the Queen and shows her the truth about slavery, and she returns to her tribe to inform them. |
| Genre | Adventure; Superhero |
| Characters | Midnight [Dave Clark]; Doc Mortimer Wackey; Gabby (a monkey); The White Queen (villain, introduction) |
| Script | Jack Cole (signed) |
| Pencils | Jack Cole (signed) |
| Inks | Jack Cole (signed) |
| First Line | What sinister mystery lies in wait for Dave Clark, alias Midnight, and his two assistants, Doc Wackey, the inventor, & Gabby, the talking monkey, as they seek game deep in the primitive Everglades of Florida???? |
| Story | Wun Cloo (1 page) |
| Genre | Humor; Detective-mystery |
| Script | Jack Cole |
| Pencils | Jack Cole |
| Inks | Jack Cole |
| First Line | Halp! With a capital hal! |
| Story | The Purple Trio (5 pages) |
| Synopsis | Japanese servants are secretly spies trying to kidnap Mrs. Van Norten's guests. |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Characters | The Purple Trio [Tiny Todd; Warren; Rocky Hill]; Mrs. Van Norten; Professor Dawson; Fugi (villain) |
| Pencils | Alex Blum (signed) |
| Inks | Alex Blum (signed) |
| First Line | We find the Purple Trio, standing nonchalantly on Broadway. |
| Story | Wings Wendall (6 pages) |
| Synopsis | Wings stops a Japanese invasion of Alaska. |
| Genre | Aviation |
| Characters | Wings Wendall |
| Script | Vern Henkel (signed) |
| Pencils | Vern Henkel (signed) |
| Inks | Vern Henkel (signed) |
| First Line | At the US Army base in Seattle Washington... |
| Text Story | The Nightmare Cruise (2 pages) |
| Feature | Jimmy Christian |
| Letters | typeset |
| Comic Story | The Wrong German / Rookie Rankin (6 pages) |
| Synopsis | Rookie is sent to pick up an alien but gets the wrong one, and then gets locked up in the basement. |
| Genre | Detective-mystery |
| Characters | Rookie Rankin; Sgt. Burns; Reicher; Joan |
| Pencils | Art Peddy (signed) |
| Inks | Art Peddy (signed) |
| Story | The Marksman (7 pages) |
| Synopsis | Baron Povalski disguises himself as Major Hurtz so that he can fight to save his native Poland, often as the costumed Marksman, working out of the tower of his castle. |
| Genre | Adventure; War |
| Characters | The Marksman [Baron Povalski, aka Major Hurtz] (introduction); Vorka (Baron's man-servant); Gadjoff |
| Script | Ed Cronin (signed) |
| Pencils | Alex Koda |
| Inks | Alex Koda ? |
| First Line | Nazi regional headquarters... |
| Notes | Originally credited Bob Powell ? on script and Ed Cronin on art. The art is so similar to Koda's credited art in #36 and #37 that it most probaly is his, but the inking is not as spotty. The Marksman leaves a symbolic red feather at the end of each story. |
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