Blonde Phantom Comics #19

Oct 1948 · Bell Features · 0.10 CAD

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In "Justice For Jimmy Sullivan," the Blonde Phantom Comics #19 (1948) delivers a tense maritime mystery set on a wedding cruise gone wrong. When Sub-Mariner and Namora detect a suspicious slip in naval jargon, they uncover a dangerous plot that leads to a missing couple and a fire aboard the yacht—prompting Namor to pursue the fleeing escape craft and bring the culprits to justice. With art by Mike Sekowsky and George Kapitan, and a striking cover by Syd Shores and Al Gabriele, this issue blends espionage and underwater intrigue in a standout tale from Bell Features’ early years.

Contains 4 stories

Justice For Jimmy Sullivan

5 pp · Superhero

Blonde Phantom [Louise Mason]Jimmy Sullivan (introduction)

Her Double Trouble

7 pp · Superhero

Blonde Phantom [Louise Mason]Dr. Demise (villain, introduction)a phony Blonde Phantom (villain, introduction)

The Playboy Killer!

4 pp · Superhero

Sub-Mariner [Prince Namor]Namora [Louise Mason]BarryKathy (Barry's fiancee)Nick Gaynor (villain, playboy)Charlie Manelli (villain, yacht's Captain and arsonist)

In "The Playboy Killer!" from Blonde Phantom Comics #19 (1948), host Nick Gaynor throws a wedding party cruise for the woman who rejected him and her fiancé, but when Sub-Mariner and Namora—also guests—notice a suspicious slip in naval terminology, they grow wary. As the party turns chaotic with disappearances and fire breaking out, Namor spots a fleeing launch and gives chase, uncovering the truth behind the sabotage.

Rhapsody In Death

8 pp · Superhero

Blonde Phantom [Louise Mason]