Crack Comics #28

In a lighthearted 1943 humor tale from Crack Comics #28, a young man named Bradshaw Sneed finds himself mistaken for a baby carriage pusher when a prank leads to a chaotic chase involving a police officer and a mysterious dead doll. As the situation spirals into a comedic mystery, Mr. Sneed's involvement with the absurd case leads to a series of escalating misunderstandings and slapstick encounters.

In the grim game of the Suicide Club, James Wentworth faces a terrifying reckoning as he’s drawn into a deadly contest orchestrated by the villain Mr. Death, where the Ace of Spades demands a life. As Alias the Spider races to stop the scheme, he uncovers a web of deception that traps even the mastermind in his own twisted rules, with Gordon, Ferres, and Chuck caught in the deadly game’s aftermath.

Pen Miller finds himself trapped in a bizarre apartment with his colleagues Jack and Bill after being lured by a fake doorbell rigged with electric shocks. When a group of Nazi agents—led by a bumbling, cartoonish Mussolini—invade the space, Pen and Chop must use their wits and a cleverly reconfigured layout to outsmart their captors.

In a wartime Washington, the Black Dragon Society, led by the sinister Draku, kidnaps Wendy Foster and threatens to kill her unless her father, Dr. Foster, delivers a vital formula for neutralizing poison gas. As the Black Condor races to stop the villains, he must confront a deadly trap set by Draku—while Dr. Foster faces an impossible choice between saving his daughter or protecting America’s secret weapon.

In a Cuban mansion, the enigmatic Dagga Valenz hosts three American gentlemen—Mr. Giles, Mr. Gilt, and Mr. Janes—each claiming to have contributed to a cause, only to be killed moments later by a mysterious kiss. As the Clock and his partner Butch investigate a string of deaths marked by lipstick imprints, they close in on the killer, unaware that the truth lies in a deadly disguise and a venomous secret.