Issue: #2
Published: April-May 1945, Price: 0.10 USD, Pages: 52, Editing:
Color: Color Dimensions: Standard Golden Age U.S. Paper Stock: Glossy Cover; Newsprint Interior Binding: Saddle-stitched Publishing Format: Was Ongoing Series
Notes: Indicia on all known copies is blacked out and replaced with:
420 Desoto Ave, St. Louis Missouri. Dated Fall 1945. Issue Number appears on cover only.
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Advertisement (1 page) |
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Featuring: |
American Ranger Glowlight |
Credits: |
Script: ? (ad copy) | Letters: typeset |
Comic Story (6 pages) |
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Featuring: |
Chin Chop |
Synopsis: |
Chin Chop tries to find a job as a detective. |
Credits: |
Script: Bill Woolfolk ? | Pencils: Tony DiPreta (signed) | Inks: Tony DiPreta (signed) |
Genre: |
Humor |
Characters: |
Chin Chop Momma Poppa |
Comic Story (6 pages) |
Avalanche |
Synopsis: |
Jake finds gold and his partner, Spots, kills him to stake the claim for himself. |
Genre: |
Western-frontier |
Characters: |
Jake Spots |
Text Story (2 pages) |
Treachery, Inc. |
Synopsis: |
A stranger hands Jack a bagful of uncut diamonds as they pass each other on the street. Astonished by the situation, Jack contacts his friend, detective Ralph Carson, and they set off to discover the mystery of the diamonds. |
Credits: |
Letters: typeset |
Genre: |
Detective-mystery |
Characters: |
Jack Houston Ralph Carson George Manther |
Comic Story (12 pages) |
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Featuring: |
Merlin the Boy Magician |
Synopsis: |
Duke and his gang rob the spectators at Merlin's latest show and kill the night watchman. After the murder and robbery, Merlin volunteers to trap Duke for the police department. |
Credits: |
Script: Bill Woolfolk ? | Pencils: Leo Morey | Inks: Leo Morey |
Genre: |
Superhero |
Characters: |
Merlin Duke Deval Commissioner Trask |
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