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Feature Comics #65 (1943)

Quality Comics · 1943 · 68 pages

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ContinueFeature Comics #66 →
Contains 13 stories
The Black Atom
13 pp · superhero
Doll Man [Darrel Dane]The Black Atom (villain, introduction, death?)

When the mysterious criminal known as the Black Atom begins a string of audacious heists across the city—vanishing into thin air each time he strikes—it falls to Doll Man, the mighty mite of justice, to uncover the secret behind his impossible disappearances. As Doll Man tracks the villain to a daring bank robbery, he finds himself facing off against an opponent far more dangerous and enigmatic than any he's encountered before. With the Black Atom's methods shrouded in mystery and his grip on the city tightening, Doll Man must use all his wits and strength to stop him before the arch-criminal claims his ultimate prize.

Untitled story
4 pp · humor
Untitled story
2 pp · humor
The Man Nobody Loved
5 pp · detective-mystery
ZeroAmos Trentwell (introduction)Eloise (villain, a vampire, introduction, death)

When a scarred and lonely man named Amos Trentwell appears at Zero's door desperate and distraught, he tells the ghost detective a haunting tale: he fell in love with a mysterious woman named Eloise who lived in a supposedly haunted house, only to find her dead—and then encounter her again, alive, weeks later. Now Amos begs Zero to investigate the truth about Eloise and what really happened that night when they embraced. Zero agrees to help uncover the secrets lurking in that old country mansion, where nothing is quite as it seems.

The Mechanical Gangster
7 pp · humor
Blimpy [Rufus Rastas Sassafrass O'Brain]The Mechanical Gangster [4-F Harry] (villain, introduction)

Blimpy springs into action when a mysterious villain called the Mechanical Gangster—piloting an armored tank—launches a series of daring bank robberies that terrorize the city. Having lived only a month in the human world, the naive Blimpy offers his peculiar services to the police: he can transform himself into stone to stop the crook. When the Mechanical Gangster arrives for a final heist, Blimpy puts his plan into motion—but things don't go quite as expected, and he finds himself stuck in an unexpected predicament.

Untitled story
2 pp · humor
Lala Palooza
Butch the Purse-Snatcher
1 pp · humor
Poison Ivy
There Ain't Gonna Be No Santa Claus
5 pp · superhero
The Spider Widow [Dianne Grayson]The Raven [Tony Grey]Henry Shrivnel (introduction)

The Spider Widow and the Raven spring into action when a ruthless miser named Henry Shrivnel refuses to help an orphanage make Christmas special for its children—but when armed thugs invade his home looking for his hidden fortune, the masked heroes arrive just in time to turn the tables. What begins as a lesson in charity becomes something far more transformative, as the Spider Widow and the Raven show Shrivnel the true meaning of generosity and community.

Painting the Moon Black
2 pp · humor; superhero
Inferior Man [Courtney Fudd]
The Plot to Dynamite the Clover Club
6 pp · humor; detective-mystery
Swing SissonArt King (first appearance, villain)
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
The Fate of Kino
5 pp · aviation
Spin Shaw [Capt. S. R. "Spin" Shaw]Kino (introduction, death)the Japanese (villains)
Enter Alababa
9 pp · adventure; children; spy
Rusty RyanThe Boyville Brigade [Alababa (introduction)Pierpoint Lee (introduction)Smiley ScottEdWhiteyScottyMoi Yutong]the Nazis (villains)

In a 1943 adventure set against the sands of North Africa, young hero Rusty recruits two unlikely allies—Alababa, a resourceful local, and Pierpoint Lee, a sharp-dressed African with a flair for the dramatic—into the ranks of the Brigadiers. Their mission begins with a spark of camaraderie, but the desert holds secrets that could test their bond before the journey even truly starts.

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