Famous Funnies #27
In "The Urschal Case," newly appointed F.B.I. director J. Edgar Hoover takes charge of a failing agency, determined to transform its ineffectual staff into disciplined investigators through a rigorous new training program. With crisp art by James Hammon and dynamic cover work by Victor Pazmiño, this 1936 issue captures the early days of America’s most iconic law enforcement agency in a story that blends real-world intrigue with the emerging spirit of the comic book era.
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As new director od the F.B.I., J. Edgar Hoover wheedles out the ineffectual flotsam and initiates a programme of intensive training for prospective agents.
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