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Feature Comics #32 (1940)

Quality Comics · 1940 · 69 pages

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ContinueFeature Comics #33 →
Contains 14 stories
The Sins of Anton Bock
9 pp · superhero
Doll Man [Darrel Dane]Dr. RobertsMartha RobertsCaleb (introduction)unnamed Sheriff (introduction)Anton Bock (villain, introduction)Bock's spy ring [Butchunnamed others] (villains, introduction for all, one dies)

In "The Sins of Anton Bock," Professor Roberts’ dangerous invention puts him in peril when he’s kidnapped before he can destroy his volatile gas. Darrel and Martha follow clues to the waterfront, where eerie lights and strange sounds hint at a criminal scheme. Doll Man arrives to confront the mystery and rescue the scientist—before the gas can be unleashed.

The Capture of Castle Balomar
4 pp · historical
Captain Fortune [Tyrone Fortune]Duke Edward (villaindeath)
Untitled story
2 pp · humor
The Three-Fingered Ogre
5 pp · detective-mystery
Zero (the ghost detective, introduction)Mr. Bleeker (introduction)Mary Bleeker (introduction)John Bleeker (introduction, death)Peter Bleeker (villain, a zombie, introduction, death)
The Medicine Man's Scheme
5 pp · western-frontier
Sakru (first appearancevillain)Wade and his gang (first appearancevillains)
The Snatch of the Plane Plans
6 pp · aviation
Spin Shaw [Capt. S. R. "Spin" Shaw]G. Roland Lorber (first appearancevillain)Inez (first appearancevillain)Joe (first appearancevillain)Fingers (first appearancevillain)Arndt (first appearancevillain)
Super Salesmanship
2 pp · humor
Lala Palooza
The Murder of Bus Pritchard
4 pp · western-frontier
Rance KeaneBus Pritchard (first appearancedeath)a murderer (first appearancevillain)
Living Dead Men
5 pp · adventure; spy
Captain Bruce Blackburn, Counterspy (introduction, origin)Lieutenant Jackson (introduction, Blackburn's double)Colonel Jordan (introduction, War Department Officer)Schwartz (villain, introduction)Smits (villain, introduction)

In "Living Dead Men," espionage agents Blackburn and Jackson stage their own deaths to vanish from the public eye after a photo of Blackburn leaks to the press. Disguised under identical new faces crafted by a plastic surgeon, they operate from an antique store front, hunting the mole who exposed them—without knowing who the real traitor might be.

The Insurance Murder Plot
4 pp · adventure; children; spy
Rusty Ryan (introduction, origin)Inhabitants of Boyville [Smiley ScottBobbyEdWhiteyScotty] introduction)Cappy Jenks (introduction)Mr. Hicks (introduction)Lockhart (villain, introduction)Spear (villain, introduction)
Origin of the Voice
4 pp · detective-mystery
The Voice [Mr. Elixir] (introduction, origin)Fogarty (introduction)John Martinson (villain, introduction)

In 1790, a boy survives a shipwreck in the South Seas, sustained only by mysterious herbs that keep him alive long after his parents perish. Centuries later, rescued from a remote island and brought to London, he discovers his survival depends on those same herbs—now recreated to grant him super-strength. Using his newfound power, he becomes a vigilante, luring criminals into traps and broadcasting warnings to the police as "Elixir — The Voice!"

Origin of Poison Ivy
2 pp · humor
Poison Ivy (first appearanceorigin)Mr. Ivy (Poison's father)Mrs. Ivy (Poison's mother)
Origin of Samar
5 pp · jungle · script ? [as Ted Cain]
Samar (first appearanceorigin)Mali (first appearance)Tino (first appearancevillaindeath)
Untitled story
4 pp · humor

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