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Bulletman #10 (1942)

Fawcett · 1942 · 68 pages

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ContinueBulletman #11 →
Contains 5 stories
The Weeper
13 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]Bulletdog (introduction)The Weeper [Mortimer Gloom](villain)

When the Weeper sets out to ruin Thanksgiving by orchestrating cruel schemes across the city—fake telegrams, false reports, and elaborate cons designed to break the spirits of happy families—Bulletman and Bulletgirl race to stop him. But as they clash with the melancholy crime-master and his gang, the two heroes discover they need backup, leading them to recruit an unexpected new partner: Bulletdog, equipped with his own gravity-defying collar. Together, the trio must track down the Weeper before his sadistic plots cause irreversible damage to the people they've sworn to protect.

The Waxer
13 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]The Waxer (villain, introduction)

When a sinister collector known as the Waxer begins kidnapping singers around the city for a ghastly hobby involving recordings of human screams, Bulletman and Bulletgirl race to stop him before he adds the soprano Maria Martana—and Bulletgirl herself—to his gruesome wax collection. The dynamic duo must use their wits and fists to track down the madman's den and rescue his victims from a fate worse than death.

The Return of Mr. Ego
15 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]Mr. Ego (villain)

Bulletman and Bulletgirl face off against the cunning Mr. Ego, a master thief who's taken over a criminal gang and upgraded their operation from crude heists to high-value art thefts. When Mr. Ego sets his sights on stealing a priceless Stradivarius violin from a concert hall, the flying detective and his partner move in to stop him—but the arch-criminal's elaborate schemes and quick escapes keep him one step ahead. As the crime-fighter and his daring companion close in, Mr. Ego's legendary confidence in his own brilliance may be his greatest weapon—or his fatal flaw.

A Day On the Farm
6 pp · humor
Ambitious Armbruster
The Crackpot
11 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]

When an embittered inventor calling himself the Crackpot approaches a criminal gang with a series of ingenious gadgets—an open-anything tool, a mechanical hand, and more—he becomes the brains behind a string of daring robberies that put Bulletman and Bulletgirl on high alert. The flying detectives must track down the mad inventor before his increasingly dangerous contraptions cause even more havoc, but the Crackpot's schemes prove more cunning than they bargained for.

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