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Feature Comics #73 (1943)

Quality Comics · 1943 · 60 pages

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Contains 10 stories
The Crooks Who Hated Crime
13 pp · superhero
Warden Gray (first appearance, villain)The Unholy Three [Harry "The Fox" SaundersDuke DevaliAl "the Boss" Cammara] (first appearance, villains)Commissioner Edwards (first appearance)

When mysterious criminals start surrendering en masse to the newly appointed Commissioner Edwards, the city celebrates—until a fresh crime wave erupts and leaves the police baffled. The Doll Man investigates the strange turn of events and discovers that things at the island penitentiary are far from what they seem, uncovering a shocking conspiracy involving Warden Gray and the supposedly imprisoned members of the Unholy Three. It's a high-stakes mystery wrapped in pulp action as the tiny hero races to expose the truth before the criminals execute their next move.

Untitled story
4 pp · humor
Mickey Finn
Untitled story
2 pp · humor
Loons on the Moon
6 pp · humor
Prof. Noodle, Morguen (first appearance)Prof. Crey Zee (first appearance)Archie (first appearance)Prof. Candle (first appearance)
Untitled story
3 pp · humor
The Tunnel of Love
7 pp · humor
Stoop (villain, introduction)other saboteurs (villains, introduction for all)

When Blimpy poses as a detective to sneak into the circus free, he stumbles onto a sabotage operation hidden beneath the big top—complete with an underground arsenal and enemy agents working to steal military secrets. With the help of a tattooed man, a circus elephant, and more than a little luck, this bumbling detective has to stop Stoop and the other saboteurs before they pull off their scheme. It's a madcap romp through the midway that proves sometimes the best mysteries get solved by accident.

Vanity, Thy Name Is Woman
6 pp · humor; detective-mystery
Swing SissonTommy Roderick (first appearance)Whitey Rafferty (first appearance, villain): Lolita (first appearance, villain)

When Swing Sisson's bandmate Bonnie enters a beauty contest at Adams Square Garden, he doesn't realize she's caught the attention of Whitey Rafferty, a crooked promoter who's rigged the whole affair for his own contestant, Lolita. When Bonnie mysteriously disappears before the competition, Swing and his friend Toby must expose the scheme—and fast—with help from detective Tommy Roderick. It's a night of music, mischief, and the kind of chaos that comes when vanity meets a determined bandleader.

To Russia with Love
5 pp · aviation
Spin Shaw [Capt. S. R. "Spin" Shaw]Maj. Maria SobleskyThe Japanese (villains)
The Tattoo Artist
1 pp · humor
Poison IvyDr. I. Discolor (first appearance)
The Cave of Spies
7 pp · adventure; children; spy
The Boyville Brigadiers [AlababaPierpont Lee]The Japanese (villains)

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