Feature Comics #91

In "The Undertaker, Lord of the Plunderworld," Martha investigates a condemned hotel, drawn by the promise of a compelling story, only to find herself entangled with Randolph Perry, a man searching for traces of his lost love within its crumbling halls. As she navigates the hotel’s eerie halls, Doll Man confronts the sinister Undertaker—a bald, death-obsessed villain determined to plunder the building’s hidden treasures, including rare pearls, before it’s destroyed.

When Perky tumbles into the magical Vanishing Box, he finds himself in the Land of Dreams—a realm where the Sand Man struggles to put anyone to sleep anymore. Perky teams up with this peculiar dream-keeper to tackle the problem, but their efforts go hilariously awry when a character named Nightmare sabotages their work. Together, they'll have to find a way to restore peaceful sleep to a world that's forgotten how to dream.

A villain called the Face Maker terrorizes an opera house, apparently killing through nothing but a grotesque expression—but when Blimpy shows up in disguise to help track him down, he discovers the killer's real weapon is far more sinister than a scary mug. As Blimpy and his detective companion race to stop the murderer before he strikes again, they uncover the twisted truth behind the Face Maker's vendetta and find an unexpected advantage in the most unlikely ally.

Swing Sisson attends a symphony concert with his friend Toby and Bonnie Baxter, where a murder backstage interrupts the evening's performance—the conductor Vladovsky is found shot dead in his dressing room. With a prime suspect in custody and the case seemingly wrapped up, Swing uncovers a twist that turns the whole investigation on its head, revealing the truth behind what really happened that night. It's a clever whodunit wrapped in the jazz-age humor that makes this detective-mystery tale a real page-turner.