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| This is a partial reprint of Captain Fearless #2. All of the stories in here appeared in that comic (along with about 30 additional pages of stories, since the page count dropped from 68 to 36 pages). |
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| If this is a real comic book, where are the indicia? |
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| None of the so-called Holyoke One-Shots (this is just a fan-applied series title, each one was numbered consecutively but had individual titles) had indicia. In fact, it's not even sure that "Holyoke" was the company that issued them, but since the original source of the stories was Holyoke, that's what they're called. This is an odd "mystery" comic book series. |
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| Additional Information |
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| Publication | [1944] | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 |
| Notes | The first page of the story is used as the cover. The first page is then reprinted inside the comic as well. The only difference is that on the cover there is a "scroll" which reads "Comics" (to make the title "Captain Fearless Comics"), whereas on the actual splash page this scroll contains a description of the Captain Fearless character; also, on the cover "No. 6" has been added under the Captain Fearless logo. |
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| Featuring | Captain Fearless |
| Content | Genre: Western-frontier | Characters: Captain Fearless (John Fearless) |
| Notes | The first page of the story is used as the cover. The first page is then reprinted inside the comic as well. The only difference is that on the cover there is a "scroll" which reads "Comics" (to make the title "Captain Fearless Comics"), whereas on the actual splash page this scroll contains a description of the Captain Fearless character; also, on the cover "No. 6" has been added under the Captain Fearless logo. |
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| PSA | Missing... (1 page) |
| Credits | Letters: typeset |
| Notes | Inside front cover, black and white. The text deals with the effects of "missing in action" status (for servicemen) on their families (especially children).
"Reprinted by courtesy of Chesapeake and Ohio Railway" appears at bottom of page. |
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| Synopsis | When foreign enemy agents begin to hamper the defense activities at Camp Valant, Captain Fearless is transferred to that camp (as Private Fearless) to investigate. He discovers that the commanding officer is actually an enemy spy. |
| Featuring | Captain Fearless |
| Content | Genre: Western-frontier | Characters: Captain Fearless [John Fearless]; John Fearless the First (ghostly spirit); Major Caldwell (cameo, death); Captain Austin [Herr Manfred] (villain, Valant's commanding officer, a spy); Rader (villain, enemy spy); unnamed enemy spies (villains) |
| Notes | The first page of this story is also the cover. The inside front cover is a public service ad, then the first page is printed again. |
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| Featuring | Alias X |
| Content | Genre: Adventure | Characters: Doyle; Alias X |
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| Featuring | Captain Stone |
| Content | Genre: Adventure; Science Fiction | Characters: Captain Stone |
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| Featuring | Diamond Jim |
| Content | Genre: Adventure | Characters: Diamond Jim; Rocky Stone; Lana |
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| Featuring | Corporal Rusty Dugan in the French Foreign Legion |
| Content | Genre: Adventure | Characters: Rusty Dugan |
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| Featuring | It's Time You Knew |
| Credits | Script: Lee Lawrence | Pencils: Lee Lawrence | Inks: Lee Lawrence |
| Content | Genre: Non-fiction |
| Notes | Four factual paragraphs with spot illustrations, with a question asked at the end of each. Answers to questions printed upside-down at top of page.
Inside back cover, black and white. |
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| Featuring | It's Time You Knew |
| Credits | Script: Lee Lawrence | Pencils: Lee Lawrence | Inks: Lee Lawrence |
| Content | Genre: Non-fiction |
| Notes | Four factual paragraphs with spot illustrations, with a question asked at the end of each. Answers to questions printed upside-down at top of page.
Back cover, black and white. |
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