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Feature Comics #64 (1943)

Quality Comics · 1943 · 67 pages

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ContinueFeature Comics #65 →
Contains 12 stories
The Unlucky Quarter
13 pp · superhero
Doll Man [Darrel Dane]"Once More" Charlie (first appearance)Midnight Joe (first appearance, villain, death)Louie (first appearance, villain, death)Prof. Belittle (first appearance, villain, death)Slick Simmons (first appearance, villain, death)Peg (first appearance, villain, death)
Untitled story
4 pp · humor
Death to Irving Gershwin
6 pp · humor; detective-mystery
Swing SissonIrving Gershwin (first appearance, a song writer)Von Brunt (first appearance, villain)his Nazis (first appearance, villains)
Untitled story
2 pp · humor
The Human Fly
1 pp · humor
Poison Ivy

When the Human Fly announces his plan to scale a ninety-story building, Poison Ivy can't resist following him up—convinced she can match or outdo his climbing stunt. As they ascend higher and higher, the Human Fly keeps warning her to turn back, especially when he reveals his finale involves a parachute jump from the roof. Will Poison Ivy's stubborn pride get the better of her, or will she finally listen to reason?

The Death Emerald
5 pp · detective-mystery
ZeroVern Hobson (introduction)Ann Hobson (villain, introduction)Death (villain)

When Vern Hobson seeks out Zero, the Ghost Detective, to warn of his sister's return from the grave, he's caught between a supernatural vendetta and an ancient curse—the notorious Death Emerald, stolen from King Zut's tomb in Egypt. Zero must navigate a graveyard confrontation with the vengeful Ann Hobson and spectral forces drawn to the jewel's dark power to prevent tragedy. The secrets of the Death Emerald and the forces that command it hold the key to salvation—or damnation.

Untitled story
2 pp · humor
Lala Palooza
The Traitorous Actor
5 pp · superhero
The Spider Widow [Dianne Grayson]The Raven [Tony Grey]Lee (introduction)Matt (villain, introduction)

In "The Traitorous Actor," Dianne’s summer theatre hobby takes a dangerous turn when she uncovers a secret within her cast—someone is a spy. With the Raven stepping in to guide her, she must navigate deception and suspense under the spotlight.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Kismet El Aschid
5 pp · aviation · script ? [as Rex Smith] (signed)
Spin Shaw [Capt. S. R. "Spin" Shaw]Kismet El Aschid (villain, introduction)the Nazis (villains)
Origin of the Bungling Buddha
7 pp · humor
Blimpy [aka Rufus Rastas Sassafrass O'Brain] (introduction, origin)Tabby Tyler (introduction)Inspector Sherlock Foo (introduction)
How To Be a Super Salesman
9 pp · adventure; children; spy
Rusty RyanThe Boyville Brigadiers [Smiley ScottEdWhiteyScottyMoi Yutong]Wilbert T. Thump (introduction)Kurt Luger (introduction, death)Alfred Krantz (villain, introduction)

Rusty Ryan and the Boyville Brigadiers suspect trouble when a small-time salesman named Wilbert T. Thump shows up at an army ordnance plant just as two German engineers—Kurt Luger and Alfred Krantz—arrive with plans for a secret magnetic shell. When Rusty's hunches about their loyalty prove warranted, he sets a trap to uncover their true allegiances and recover the stolen designs. With espionage, gunfire, and quick thinking, this wartime tale tests whether the young detectives can outsmart enemy agents operating right under America's nose.

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