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Bulletman #11 (1943)

Fawcett · 1943 · 66 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Case of the Christmas Crimes
16 pp · superhero
BulletmanBulletgirlBulletdogDr. Clever (villain)

When Dr. Clever and his gang use a fake Santa Claus disguise to pull off a series of holiday robberies, Bulletman, Bulletgirl, and their loyal companion Bulletdog pick up the trail to stop the arch-criminal's yuletide crime spree. As the crime-fighters pursue Dr. Clever through hidden tunnels and across the city, they discover the villain has been exploiting Christmas symbols as cover for his schemes—but a clever dog's keen instincts may prove to be the key to bringing him to justice.

The Fiendish Fiddler
13 pp · superhero
BulletmanBulletgirlThe Fiddler (villain)Sergeant KentJan Corvo

In "The Fiendish Fiddler," a sinister violinist wields a chilling power: his music can bend minds, turning listeners into obedient puppets. With his eerie tunes, he orchestrates a string of bank robberies—until Bulletman and Bulletgirl step in to stop the symphony of crime.

Keyhole Karlos
13 pp · superhero
BulletmanBulletgitlKeyhole Karlos (villainintroduction)Sergeant KentSandra WillisOfficer Mike Casey

In "Keyhole Karlos," the town's most dangerous gossip-monger uses his web of secrets to manipulate everyone—including Bulletman and Bulletgirl—threatening to expose their identities unless he gets his way. Written by a mysterious hand and illustrated with sharp, period-perfect flair, this 1943 tale turns the spotlight on a villain who doesn’t need superpowers, just the truth.

Ambitious Armbruster vs. $18.75
6 pp · humor
Ambitious ArmbrusterChamp AnzeeCecil Sissy

Ambitious Armbruster needs to scrape together $18.75 for his monthly war bond quota, so when he stumbles into a gymnasium looking for work, he jumps at a sparring partner gig—only to find himself tangling with the formidable Champ Anzee and later the mysterious Cecil Sissy. As Armbruster bounces from one athletic assignment to the next, he'll need all his wits (and quick feet) to survive long enough to earn that bond money.

The Case of the Flying Corpse!
10 pp · superhero
BulletmanBulletgirlShylocke (villainintroduction)Sergeant Kent

In "The Case of the Flying Corpse!" from Bulletman #11 (1943), the duo investigates a murder tied to a corrupt moneylender named Shylocke, only to find Bulletgirl trapped in a deadly trap with a ticking clock. As Bulletman races against time, the mystery deepens—especially when the victim’s body seems to defy the laws of physics.

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