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Racket Squad in Action
Date | Number: 11 | Lang: English (en)
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I was just looking at RACKET SQUAD IN ACTION #11 this morning; I noticed that in the first story in this comic, the detective character is referred to as Captain Braddock instead of J. J. O'Malley. This was the name of the main character of the television series of the same name, and it's the only time I know of that that name appears in a comic book story.
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Charlton's "Racket Squad in Action" wasn't licensed by the TV producers. It was one of many examples of Charlton following the latest trend (or, as some might say, ripping off the latest hot property). My guess is that the writer was familiar with the TV show and accidentally typed the TV character's name, and the editor missed it. Charlton certainly didn't bother to follow the TV format. I watched a lot of "Racket Squad" as a kid. The show was notable for NOT featuring blazing guns, crashing cars, and flying fists. Too boring for the comics, I guess. These stories are typical crime stories.
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Genius Ditko Cover. You could write an essay on it. Pity it's in such bad condition.
  
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NameRacket Squad in Action 11 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: bimonthly
NotesThis issue was also indexed by Bob Klein.
 
Cover1 page
GenreCrime
PencilsSteve Ditko (signed)
InksSteve Ditko (signed)
 
Comic StoryCase of the Income Tax Frauds (6 pages)
GenreCrime
Script ?
PencilsBill Molno
InksJohn Belfi
LettersCharlotte Jetter
First LineEvery year millions of Americans must write an accounting of their incomes.
NotesMolno pencils per original indexer and Nick Caputo. Gene Reed credited Joe Shuster.
 
Comic StoryBotticelli of the Bangtails! (8 pages)
GenreCrime
Script
PencilsSteve Ditko (signed)
InksSteve Ditko (signed)
LettersCharlotte Jetter
First LineSid Gleason was as deft at changing the appearance of a racehorse as the most skilled make-up expert is at altering an actor's identity.
NotesMemling script per Martin O'Hearn's Blog:

http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2014/11/more-charlton-crime-from-carl-memling.html
 
Text StoryNot So Dumb (2 pages)
Letterstypeset
GenreCrime
First LineHellen Ellis looked very comfortable as she reclined on her couch.
NotesText story with illustration.
 
Comic StoryPhoto Frame-Up (8 pages)
GenreCrime
Script
PencilsFrank Frollo (signed)
InksJohn Belfi (signed)
LettersGaspar Saladino
First LineAs old, almost, as photography itself, are the underworld's devious methods for making the camera a weapon against law-abiding society.
NotesMemling script per Martin O'Hearn's blog:

http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2014/11/more-charlton-crime-from-carl-memling.html
 
Comic StoryPaper Hangers of Death (6 pages)
GenreCrime
Script ?
PencilsSy Moskowitz (signed)
InksSy Moskowitz (signed)
LettersCharlotte Jetter
First LineRacketeers are as numerous as bacteria -- and decorating one's home was no exception.
 
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