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| Publication | 1942 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 |
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| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Credits | Letters: typeset |
| Content | Genre: Adventure | Characters: Wash Tubbs; Captain Easy |
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| Comic Story | Piracy aboard the S.S. Platonic (19 pages) |
| Synopsis | Easy gets in the middle of a love triangle with Helga Zmith and Beverly Hill. Zmith turns out to be the mastermind of a mid-ocean robbery that nets her gang $3,000,000. She also takes Beverly Hill along, for ransom and also to settle a grudge against Easy. Easy and Wash track Zmith to her island hideout. |
| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Content | Genre: Adventure | Characters: Wash Tubbs; Captain Easy; Helga Zmith; Beverly Hill |
| Notes | Story begins on inside front cover in black, red, and white. |
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| Comic Story | Wash Meets Carol McKee (9 pages) |
| Synopsis | With Easy gone, Wash decides to go back to his home town. He connects with an old pal, Gozy Gallup, but Gozy's wife tosses both of them out of the house. After a night in a blizzard, Gozy's wife takes them back in. Gozy and his wife decide that Wash needs to get married and arranges a party with all the town's debutantes—which includes Carol McKee. |
| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Content | Genre: Humor | Characters: Wash Tubbs; Gozy Gallup; Roxie Gallup; Sheriff McGuire; Carol McKee; J.P. McKee |
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| Comic Story | Wash buys the Topsy-Turvey Club (8 pages) |
| Synopsis | Wash gets a check for $3,000 for helping recover the S.S. Platonic's gold. He ends up leasing a run-down night club from Frankie Slaughter. Wash doesn't know that Slaughter is a gangster. Easy comes back after an unexplained absence. Wash gets the club ready to open, only to find out that the highway department is re-paving the highway and there is no access to the club. |
| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Content | Genre: Crime | Characters: Wash Tubbs; Captain Easy; J.P. McKee; Carol McKee; Frankie Slaughter; Gozy Gallup; Roxie Gallup; Lucifer |
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| Synopsis | Wash opens the Topsy-Turvey Club and is an immediate success. Gangster Frankie Slaughter decides that he wants to buy the club and when Wash refuses, pulls the extortion racket on him. |
| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Content | Genre: Crime | Characters: Wash Tubbs; Captain Easy; Lucifer; J.P. McKee; Carol McKee; Frankie Slaughter |
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| Synopsis | The law is helpless when Slaughter repeatedly vandalizes Wash's night club. Easy imports a couple of hired guns to even the odds. |
| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Content | Genre: Crime | Characters: Wash Tubbs; Captain Easy; Frankie Slaughter; Flo; Trigger Murphy; Hallelujah Robinson; Smiles Tortoni |
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| Synopsis | Easy sets a trap for Slaughter, but Slaughter is warned and instead goes to the club where he roughs up Wash and demands the lease for the night club. When Wash doesn't produce the lease the next day, Slaughter sets up a series of attacks to eliminate Wash and disfigure Carol McKee. |
| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Content | Genre: Crime | Characters: Wash Tubbs; Captain Easy; Flo; Frankie Slaughter; Dinwiddy; Smiles Tortoni; Carol McKee |
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| Synopsis | Slaughter machine-guns Wash's limousine and one of his men threatens to disfigure Carol with acid. The police chase Slaughter's car which smashes into a roadblock. His men are captured, but Slaughter escapes. All this activity has ruined Wash's business, so he decides to throw one last big party at the night club. Slaughter is brazen enough to attend, confident that he has an iron-clad alibi for the afternoon's action. Wash weasels a deal for the club from Slaughter, while Easy goes and gets the police. |
| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Content | Genre: Crime | Characters: Wash Tubbs; Captain Easy; Carol McKee; Hallelujah Robinson |
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| Synopsis | Easy confronts Frankie Slaughter with evidence that he tried to murder Wash. Slaughter tries to escape, but is killed. Wash closes the night club and goes to ask Carol McKee to marry him. Her father is not happy. |
| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Content | Genre: Crime | Characters: Wash Tubbs; Captain Easy; Frankie Slaughter; Smiles Tortoni; Hallelujah Robinson; J.P McKee; Carol McKee |
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| Synopsis | Carol's father doesn't approve of Wash marrying his daughter and takes her on a trip to Europe to get away from him. Wash gets "adopted" by a stray dog. |
| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Content | Genre: Drama | Characters: Wash Tubbs; J.P. McKee; Carol McKee; Dauntless (dog) |
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| Synopsis | Easy has disappeared. Wash tries to give a cowering mongrel dog some confidence and takes a room in a house with a woman and her crippled daughter. |
| Featuring | Wash Tubbs |
| Content | Characters: Wash Tubbs; Dauntless (dog); Mother Grey; Virginia |
| Notes | Story begins on inside back cover in black, red, and white and concludes on back cover in color. |
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