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Mystery Men Comics
Date | Number: 11 | Lang: English (en)
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SourceThis book was scanned from a copy in the JVJ Archive.
NotesThere is more information about this book at the bottom of the page
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   By Peter B. Gillis
Yay! More Munson Paddock on the Chen Chang strip! His swirling intensity is so different from everyone else of this period. Always a treat!
   By Magical Bear Child
Like the previous comment, I'm a fan of Munson Paddock as well, but here's one the previous fan didn't pick up on . Apparently Munson Paddock was actually Cecilia Munson Paddock, perhaps the earliest female comic book artist. It's hard to find out much about her. Read this. http://www.comicvine.com/cecelia-munson-paddock/4040-43616/
   By crashryan
The Green Mask strip is the first time I've seen Walter Frehm demonstrate the effects of having worked as Will Gould's assistant on "Red Barry." Our page 27 shows a particularly strong Gould influence.
   By cap12xx
Munson Paddock was not a woman. The Oct. 2015 comment is incorrect. Leroy Munson Paddock was his name. I believe Trina Robbins made this error and it has been repeated from time to time.
  
Additional Information
 
PublicationJune 1940 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1
 
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CreditsPencils: Charles Nicholas | Inks: Charles Nicholas
ContentCharacters: The Blue Beetle [Dan Garrett]; Taro (first appearance; villain; death)
 
Comic StoryThe Prince Otembi Affair: Part 2 (3 pages)
ContentCharacters: Prince Otembi; Von Shiller (first appearance; villain); Shizaka (first appearance; villain); Mahruf-Ali (villain)
NotesJack Kirby removed from credits (Greg Theakston, Joe Simon removed from credits(Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr)
 
Comic StoryThe Robot's Revolt (8 pages)
ContentCharacters: Rex Dexter
 
Comic StoryHo Sen, King of Dope (8 pages)
CreditsPencils: Walter Frehm | Inks: Walter Frehm
ContentCharacters: The Green Mask [Michael Shelby]; Ho Sen (first appearance; villain; death); Blake (first appearance)
 
Comic StoryGosh! A killer lunatic called the Cat... (2 pages)
ContentCharacters: Hemlock Shomes
 
Comic StoryCamera (6 pages)
 
Text StoryThe Beggar Poison Case (2 pages)
CreditsScript: Toni Blum [as Tony Adams] | Letters: typeset
 
Comic StoryThe Light (6 pages)
ContentCharacters: Lt. Drake; The Light (first appearance; villain)
 
Comic StoryRussmania Strikes Spitzbergen (8 pages)
ContentCharacters: D-13 [Richard Anthony]; Russmanians (first appearance; villain); Princess Hochberg (first appearance; villain); Helen Cameron (first appearance)
Notestentative art credit by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr 28-2-2009
 
Comic StoryThe Poison Dart Murders (5 pages)
ContentCharacters: Bull Mako (first appearance; villain; death); Slug (first appearance; villain; death); Slick (first appearance; villain; death); Maj. Crane (first appearance; death)
 
Comic StoryThe Torrence Mansion Case (6 pages)
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: The Moth; Mrs. Torrence (introduction); Anthony (villain, introduction); Daisy (villain, introduction)
NotesGodfrey Clarke was a house by-line and not the name of an actual person.
 
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