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Hit Comics
Date | Number: 5 | Lang: English (en)
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   By Jerry V
Awesome cover on a awesome book!
   By Rintintin
Can't get enough of these horrendous Jack & Jill comics... tonite, Jill is pouting alone at home, with her hair done and dressed to the nines in an original Valentino Gown (from when the designer was 10 years old) filled with ennui!
  
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PublicationNovember 1940 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: monthly
NotesClassic cover.
 
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: The Red Bee [Rick Raleigh]
NotesClassic cover.
 
Comic StoryMurder on the Assembly Line (7 pages)
CreditsScript:? (signed as Gregg Powers])
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Hercules; Wolf Stead (no actual appearance, villain, introduction); Judd Haskin (introduction)
 
Comic StoryMurder of a Peddler (5 pages)
ContentGenre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Betty Bates; Jerry Corona (villain, introduction)
 
Comic StoryThe Emerald of Egypt (7 pages)
ContentGenre: Adventure | Characters: Doug Strange; Rod Strange (villain); Anitra (intro); her father (intro); her fiance (intro)
 
Comic StoryThe Panama Canal Incident (6 pages)
ContentGenre: Adventure; Humor
 
Comic StoryAssignment: Quanalla (6 pages)
CreditsScript:? (signed as Cary Weyt)
ContentGenre: Spy | Characters: G-5; Gen. Gorzel (introduction); Jean Carrolla (introduction)
NotesFeature changed title from X-5 to G-5.
 
Comic StoryFlatboat No. 96 (6 pages)
CreditsScript:? (signed as B. H. Apiary)
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: The Red Bee [Rick Raleigh]; Number 26 (villain, introduction); un-named gangsters (villains, introduction for all)
 
Comic StoryThe House on the Moors (5 pages)
CreditsScript:? (signed as Pierre Winter)
ContentGenre: Horror-suspense | Characters: The Old Witch
 
Comic StoryVoyage to Mars (5 pages)
CreditsScript:? (signed as Roy Talon)
ContentGenre: Science Fiction | Characters: Blaze Barton; Betty; The Martians (villains, introductions); their king (villain, introduction)
 
Text StoryGhosts of the Unborn To-Morrow (2 pages)
CreditsScript: Toni Blum (Toni Boone) | Letters: Typeset
 
Comic StoryWild Goose Chase with a Real Goose (6 pages)
CreditsScript:? (signed as Lowell Riggs)
ContentGenre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Jack Doe; Jill Doe; Suli (a cook, introduction); a Chinese crimelord (villain, introduction)
 
Comic StoryThe Invisibility Cloak (2 pages)
CreditsScript:? (signed as Sandy Klauz)
ContentGenre: Humor | Characters: Tommy Tinkle; Mary Lou; Sniff (villain)
 
Comic StoryIn a Metropolis of Madmen (7 pages)
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Neon [Tom Corbet]; Foreign agents (villains, introduction for all)
NotesIt's a good bet that Blum did the art on this story as the only other artist known to have done it was Lou Fine in 1941 and his style is easily recognizable. Added by Craig Delich 2013-10-10.
 
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