New Adventure Comics #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Train Robbery, Part 24," the mystery deepens as the story turns to the meticulous methods of crime scene investigation, detailing how to cast footprints with plaster and construct a secure strongbox—practical knowledge that feels oddly urgent in the midst of the ongoing heist. Cover by Creig Flessel, this 1938 issue of New Adventure Comics #25 delivers a rare blend of procedural detail and pulp adventure, all in a 10-cent comic that captures the era’s fascination with detective work.
In the snowy quiet of a winter evening, Andy’s attempt to open a jar of olives ends in disaster—glass scattered, frustration mounting. His wife sends him out through the driving snow to fetch a replacement, but the storekeeper’s clever device makes the task too easy. By the time Andy returns home, he’s forgotten the olives entirely, carrying only the tool that opened the way.
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↩ Reprints New Comics #4 (1936), More Fun Comics #2 [14] (1936)
Reprinted in Wings Comics #5 (1998)
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