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Bulletman #10 (1951)

Arnold Book Company · 1951 · 24 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Tunnel of Terror...
8.67 pp · superhero

When mysterious accidents plague a tunnel construction project, contractor Mr. Kaye suspects sabotage—and Jim Barr and Susan Kent agree to investigate, transforming into the flying detectives Bulletman and Bulletgirl to descend into the dangerous underwater work site. As they uncover evidence of deliberate sabotage and a conspiracy to steal the contract, our heroes must race against a flooding tunnel and a desperate enemy determined to silence them.

All Wet
0.33 pp · humor

Bulletman and Bulletgirl help stop a criminal scheme, and months later, their heroic efforts are honored at a tunnel dedication ceremony where a young woman is chosen to cut the ribbon in their absence.

Case of the Vanishing Elephant!
8.67 pp · superhero

When a massive elephant crashes through buildings and vanishes with stolen payrolls, Bulletman and Bulletgirl must unravel the mystery of how the beast appears and disappears at will. Following a trail of mud samples and clever detective work, the flying crime-fighters discover that criminal Joe Quest has orchestrated the whole scheme—using the elephant as his unwitting accomplice in a series of coordinated robberies. The dynamic duo set an ingenious trap to catch Quest and recover the stolen loot, testing their wits and their gravity helmets to the limit.

The Vanity Case
4 pp · humor; detective-mystery

Private detective Richard Richard and his two quirky assistants go undercover—literally dressed as women—to catch whoever's been robbing customers at the Podunk Beauty Parlor. What starts as a stakeout quickly becomes a slapstick scramble when the culprit strikes and our disguised detectives find themselves tangled up in hair curlers and manicure mishaps. It's a comedy caper where the real crime might just be the chaos these three manage to create in pursuit of the truth.

Hospitality
1 pp · humor

A husband springs an unexpected dinner guest on his wife—Mr. Jenkins—but his motives aren't quite what she suspects at first. When she discovers his real reason for the invitation, a classic misunderstanding about hospitality and household help unfolds with a wry twist.

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