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Cover: C. C. Beck

Whiz Comics #6

Jul 1940 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD
“The Circus of Death”

In "The Circus of Death," young reporter Billy takes a trip to a mysterious new circus in town, drawn by the promise of spectacle and wonder. Behind the dazzling acts and curious attractions lies a hidden scheme orchestrated by the cunning Dr. Sivana, who's using the circus as a front to bring exotic creatures from Venus—intended for profit, not public display. Written by Bill Parker and illustrated with bold, dynamic art by C. C. Beck, this 1940 issue captures the golden age of comics with its blend of adventure and science-fueled intrigue, all framed by Beck’s iconic cover.

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writer, letterer Bill Parker · artist, inker C. C. Beck · cover C. C. Beck

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Cast · 11 characters

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writer, letterer Bill Parker
artist, inker C. C. Beck
cover pencils, inks C. C. Beck

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Billy visits to report on a new circus that has come to town, unaware that Dr. Sivana is behind the scheme, his intent being to bring rare and unusual animals from Venus for people to view, and make a fortune legally.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).