Additional Information |
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Publication | November 1942 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: monthly |
Notes | The Rajah is on the cover but doesn't appear in this issue. A note at the end of the Cat-man story promises him for next issue. |
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Cover | The Rajah of Destruction |
Featuring | Cat-Man and Kitten |
Credits | Pencils: Charles Quinlan Sr. (signed) | Inks: Charles Quinlan Sr. (signed) |
Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: Cat-Man [David Merryweather]; The Kitten [Katie Conn]; The Rajah |
Notes | The Rajah is on the cover but doesn't appear in this issue. A note at the end of the Cat-man story promises him for next issue. |
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Comic Story | Dr. Gaunt (10 pages) |
Synopsis | A elderly physician feeling passed by by time, suddenly snaps and becomes a super-villain. |
Featuring | The Cat-Man and the Kitten |
Credits | Script: Charles M. Quinlan Jr. | Pencils: Charles M. Quinlan Sr. [as Charles M. Quinlan] (signed) | Inks: Charles M. Quinlan Sr. [as Charles M. Quinlan] (signed) |
Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: Cat-Man [David Merryweather]; Kitten [Katie Conn]; Charles M. Quinlan Sr. (cameo); Dr. Gaunt (villain) |
Notes | Script credit by Craig Delich. |
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Comic Story | Wilhelm Sulz (8 pages) |
Synopsis | A Nazi spy comes to America and goes on a trail of murder. |
Featuring | The Deacon |
Credits | Pencils: Pierce Rice? | Inks: Pierce Rice? |
Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: The Deacon; Mickey; Muller; Hilda; Sulz (villain) |
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Comic Story | The Human King Kong (6 pages) |
Synopsis | A scientist on a small Pacific island creates a giant artificial man and then rockets him to the US to cause destruction. |
Featuring | Rag Man |
Credits | Pencils: Allen Ulmer | Inks: Allen Ulmer |
Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: Rag-Man; Tiny; King Kong |
Notes | Continued. |
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Comic Story | The Death Letter (6 pages) |
Synopsis | Katie and Mickey help stop foreign agents from obtaining a list of secret service operatives in Europe. |
Featuring | Little Leaders |
Credits | Script: Jack Grogan? | Pencils: Sol Brodsky (signed) | Inks: Sol Brodsky (signed) |
Content | Characters: Little Leaders [Kitten [Katie Conn]; Mickey] |
Notes | Script credit suggested the Who's Who. |
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Text Story | Frank Fairplay, Soldier (2 pages) |
Featuring | Frank Fairplay |
Credits | Script: Horace Wallace | Letters: typeset |
Notes | text w/illo |
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Synopsis | Blackout and Happy return to Czechosavakia where they are captured by Grumbacker of the Gestapo |
Featuring | Blackout |
Credits | Pencils: Robert Brice? | Inks: Robert Brice? |
Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: Blackout; Happy; Dr. Dismal; Kurt; Radec; Grumbacher (villain) |
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Comic Story | Does Death Claim the Phantom Falcon (6 pages) |
Synopsis | The Phantom Falcon dies while destroying a base containing over 200 Japanese soldiers. His manner of death was suggested by that of the hero in the movie A GUY NAMED JOE. |
Featuring | Phantom Falcon |
Credits | Pencils: Sol Brodsky (signed) | Inks: Sol Brodsky (signed) |
Content | Genre: Aviation | Characters: Phantom Falcon (death) |
Notes | Synopsis added per Anthony Durrant, May 2009. |
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Comic Story | The Return of the Vulture's Claw! (8 pages) |
Featuring | The Hood |
Credits | Pencils: Alan Mandel [as Mandel] (signed) | Inks: Dan Barry [as Barry] (signed) |
Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: The Hood [Craig Williams]; The Vulture's Claw ([Baron von Tug] villain) |
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Comic Story | Cobber Kain (1 page) |
Credits | Script: Oliver Ashford | Pencils: Oliver Ashford (signed) | Inks: Oliver Ashford (signed) |
Content | Genre: Non-fiction | Characters: Cobber Kain |
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Comic Story | Pancho Villa's Yankee Captain (9 pages) |
Credits | Pencils: Ray Willner? |
Content | Genre: Non-fiction; War | Characters: Pancho Villa; F. C. Fackler |
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