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The Green Mask
Date | Number: v2 3 | Lang: English (en)
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NameThe Green Mask v2 3 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: quarterly
 
Cover1 page
FeatureGreen Mask
GenreSuperhero
CharactersGreen Mask
PencilsE. C. Stoner ?
InksE. C. Stoner ?
 
Comic StoryWandering Gold Brick (10 pages)
SynopsisTeary and his gang substitute a painted and re-shaped gold brick for the iron head of lumberjack Pierre's axe, planning to recover it after he returns to Canada. Johnny turns into the Green Mask when the crooks attack, but doesn't notice the substitution. Pierre is lured back home by a fake telegram from his girlfriend Marie. However, the Green Mask goes to Canada, saves Pierre, and returns Teary and his mob (and the gold) to the USA.
FeatureGreen Mask
Script? [as Jack Fiske]
GenreCrime; Superhero
CharactersGreen Mask; Teary; Jowls; Pierre; Johnny Green; Marbles; Sheila; Marie
NotesTitle from cover.
 
Comic StoryThe Real Dream Adventure (10 pages)
SynopsisJohnny tries to emulate the Green Mask but his attempts at heroism fail. Meanwhile, his friends Suzie and Skinny are riding in an armoured car carrying charity donations. The vehicle plunges into a river and Johnny turns into the Green Mask to save them. However, he is also captured by the crooks in a submarine and taken to a hidden base with the two teens. The Green Mask saves Suzie and Skinny and captures the criminals.
FeatureGreen Mask
Script? [as Jack Fiske]
GenreSuperhero
CharactersGreen Mask;Johnny Green; Skinny; Suzie;
 
StoryDick Transom (6 pages)
SynopsisFailing private eye Dick's wife orders him to get back his old job with the police force. Dick is assigned to the "graveyard shift." He visits the city graveyard and the gravedigger gives him a "fake" diamond he purchased the day before. Dick discovers the gem is real, but when he goes back to see the gravedigger, the real crook Sparrow is there looking for the "Pope" diamond. Dick and the police arrest the crook and Dick gets a reward, so he doesn't have to resume his police job.
Script? [as Hap Harris]
GenreHumor
CharactersDick Transom; Mrs. Transom; Commissioner Mulcahey; Pop; Mack; Casey; Sparrow
PencilsAl Zere
InksAl Zere
First LineYou go right down to the commissioner...
NotesSparrow has a moustache on page 5 but none on page 6.
The Pope Diamond is an allusion to the famous Hope Diamond.
 
Text StoryCode of the North (2 pages)
Letterstypeset
Script
 
StoryJoy Family (6 pages)
SynopsisJudy Joy is bored so she invites the Blakes over to play bridge. Her husband Cuthbert agrees to let his friends play poker in the attic and he and Mr. Blake join the game. Cuthbert loses and the game is raided by the police. Cuthbert and Judy go to bed but Mr. Blake--who was the big winner in the poker game--invites them to go nightclubbing and Judy makes her husband accompany her.
GenreHumor; Domestic
CharactersCuthbert Joy; Judy Joy; Mr. Blake; Mrs. Blake; Pinky Joy; Mrs. Glibb
Script
PencilsAl Zere
InksAl Zere
First LineWell, here we go again!
 
Comic StoryTreasure On the Doorstep / Rick Evans (6 pages)
SynopsisRick's sidekick Stringbean wants to win $50,000 for the best scientific discovery but repeatedly fails. Rick, Stringbean and Astra's spaceship is caught in a tornado and they wind up in a prehistoric land. The cave people try to sacrifice the intruders to a dinosaur, but Stringbean tames the monster with peanuts. They try to take the dinosaur home to win the prize but it falls off the ship during flight. One of Stringbean's earlier experiments would have paid off handsomely, except he can't remember the formula he used.
Script? [as Stan Ford]
GenreScience Fiction
CharactersRick Evans; Stringbean; Astra;
PencilsLou Ferstadt (signed)
InksLou Ferstadt (signed)
NotesSigned on the $50,000 Prizes cloud on the splash page.
 
StoryOne Round Hogan (6 pages)
SynopsisHogan is arrested when his defeated opponent, the Missouri Mauler, is hospitalised with mysterious injuries after their bout. Hogan's manager Spigot thinks the Mauler's manager Bags is having his man fake his injuries so Hogan can't train for his next fight. Newspaper reporter Savery tells Spigot where to find the Mauler's mother. She is summoned to the hospital and brings a basket of her son's favourite food: he "recovers" and Hogan is released from jail and defeats Biff Ralston to retain his title.
GenreSports
CharactersOne Round Hogan; Blimp; Missouri Mauler [Tom Armstrong]; Spigot Barnett; Bags Bolger; Savery; Pat; Biff Ralston
Script
PencilsAl Zere
InksAl Zere
First LineWhat's the idea rushing me out...
 
Comic StoryNo Title (1 page)
SynopsisHacksaw adds up the clues and vows to capture the culprit: a mouse in his home.
FeatureHacksaw the Great Detective
Script? [as Chris Flag]
GenreHumor; Detective-mystery
CharactersHacksaw; Pottson
First LineHm-m-m...bits of chewed-up paper.
 
AdvertisementNo Title (1 page)
SynopsisAdvertisement for Mechanix Illustrated magazine.
CharactersCaptain Marvel; Marvel Bunny; Captain Marvel Jr.
First LineDo you know what magazine I read?
NotesBack cover.
 
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