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Kerry Drake Detective Cases
Date | Number: 10 | Lang: English (en)
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This is an interesting one sociologically. To compare attitudes then and now to Marijuana. 'Hashish' for those who don't know, is not Marijuana. Marijuana is the plant name. 'Hashish' is a very concentrated extract made from Matijuana. And yes, ingestion of that can seriously impair your judgement. Which is why [trivia fact coming up] the word 'Assassin' derives from it.'H Ashish -in'. This is an 'Anti-Drug comic I wasn't aware of. There weren't many (even until Marvel was asked to tackle it in Spiderman and in DC, Green Arrow's ward Speedy became a junky) and most of them are quite well-known. Well done Freddy.
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There's a carload of irony in this issue. The sanctimonious strip on the inside front cover praises the moral superiority of newspaper strips over comic books, which are full of "jealousy, hate, tortures, and gory death." Then we get a newspaper strip story full of jealousy, hate, tortures, and gory (off-camera) death! On the mayhem scale this episode ranks right up there with the most vicious of the Dick Tracy sagas of the 1930s.
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Drake tokes up and comes down in three panels! Clearly a man of superhuman willpower.
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I liked Meatball’s comment “Dangerous things, cars – they shouldn’t sell them.” With 17,000 people killed on Britain’s roads this decade, he might have a point! A good story, I enjoyed it and I’m looking forward to reading the conclusion in the next issue.
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Thank You
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crashryan above did not clearly understand the inside cover comic strip. It was not knocking comic books, it was defending them. The books shown in the one panel are children's books about popular fairy tales, not comic books. He was demonstrating to the woman how books like those which she and most children read in their youth were no better than comic books/strips. The whole point of that page was to push against anti-comics hysteria that was happening at during this era.
  
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NameKerry Drake Detective Cases 10 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: every other month
 
Cover1 page
GenreDetective-mystery
CharactersKerry Drake; Meatball
PencilsAl Avison
InksAl Avison
LettersJoe Rosen
NotesAvison art per Nick Caputo. Previous indexer credited Alfred Andriola on pencils.
 
Comic StoryAce Detective Proves Crime Can't Win / Kerry Drake (1 page)
GenreAdvocacy; Detective-mystery
PencilsAlfred Andriola (signed)
NotesThe inside-front cover.
 
StoryKerry Drake (30 pages)
SynopsisCriminals turn kids into marihuana addicts.
GenreDetective-mystery
CharactersMeatball (villain); Mossy Green; Cozy Caresse
Script
PencilsAlfred Andriola (signed)
InksAlfred Andriola (signed)
First LineWe were faced with a new kind of racket...
NotesInterrupted by the centerfold.
 
Publisher advertisementNo Title
SynopsisHouse ad for Kerry Drake Detective Cases number 11.
FeatureKerry Drake
First LineWe found ourselves in a web of intrigue
 
Publisher advertisementNo Title
SynopsisHouse ad for Green Hornet Fights Crime number 41.
FeatureGreen Hornet
First LineFriends -- the next issue of my magazine will feature two of my most exciting cases
 
Comic StoryNo Title (4 pages)
FeatureThe Man in Black
GenreCrime
PencilsBob Powell (signed)
First LineToday's story concerns a young ne'er-do-well named Mickey...
 
Comic StoryNo Title
SynopsisSnoopy goes for a walk during a holiday and bumps into a crook.
FeatureSnoopy
GenreHumor; Crime; Detective-mystery
CharactersSnoopy
PencilsAl Zere
InksAl Zere
LettersAl Zere
First LineHo-hum... the city certainly is quiet on a legal holiday!
 
Comic StoryNo Title
SynopsisBig Mike disguises himself as a woman but Snoopy sees through the deception: Mike had his change ready when he boarded a bus.
FeatureSnoopy
GenreHumor; Crime; Detective-mystery
CharactersSnoopy; Big Mike
PencilsAl Zere
InksAl Zere
LettersAl Zere
First LineI ain't sure, but if I'm right -- there's a big reward!
 
Comic StoryNo Title (1 page)
FeatureSally and the Gang
GenreHumor; Teen
Script
PencilsPaul McCarthy
InksPaul McCarthy
First LineJeepers! It's rainin' cats and dogs, Chick!
 
Text StoryKiller's Challenge (1 page)
Letterstypeset
GenreDetective-mystery
CharactersDetective Chris Crandell
 
Comic StoryNo Title (1 page)
FeatureSally and the Gang
GenreHumor; Teen
CharactersSally
Script
PencilsPaul McCarthy
InksPaul McCarthy
First LineOkay, Blanchie! I'll beat up a batch of cookies...
 
Text StoryThe Eye That Never Blinked (1 page)
Letterstypeset
GenreDetective-mystery
CharactersDetective Chris Crandell
 
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