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Great Comics #2 (1941)

Great Comics · 1941 · 69 pages

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Contains 19 stories
Untitled story
5 pp
Untitled story
8 pp
Untitled story
6 pp
Untitled story
4 pp
Untitled story
4 pp
Untitled story
1 pp
Tiger Killer
2 pp

Pennsylvania's Wyoming Valley lived in fear during 1931 when a brutal killer known only as the "Tiger Killer" stalked the night, robbing and murdering without mercy. When the murderer shoots down a merchant and wounds Police Chief Koskoski in a gunfight, State Troopers Jones and Bondsgarten seize on a crucial clue—a blood trail that leads them on a methodical hunt through the valley. This true-crime tale follows the officers as they piece together evidence and close in on their quarry.

Andrew Jackson
2 pp

Andrew Jackson rose from humble beginnings to become one of America's greatest military leaders, earning his reputation through fearless courage and shrewd strategy in battles from the American Revolution to the Creek War and beyond. This biographical tale chronicles his ascent from a defiant young soldier to a national hero, capturing the grit and determination that defined his fighting spirit. Witness how "Old Hickory" transformed his combat prowess into political power and the respect of a nation.

Untitled story
1 pp
Untitled story
1 pp
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Montmorency Twerp
Untitled story
1 pp · pencils Watt A. Lyre [Frank Little] · inks Watt A. Lyre [Frank Little]
Untitled story
1 pp · pencils Dic [Dick Ryan] · inks Dic [Dick Ryan]
Untitled story
2 pp · pencils Sir Upp
The Ghost of Snaggle Castle
2 pp
Foreclose HolmesBatsin Belfry
Untitled story
5 pp · humor
Moe M. Downe

In "null," Big Red finds himself in Frisco chasing down a long-lost love, Sally Breen, only to get pulled into a boxing match when a sparring session goes awry. The story unfolds with the kind of slapstick charm and unexpected twists that define the era’s humor, all anchored in Big Red’s earnest misadventures.

Untitled story
8 pp
Untitled story
7 pp · superhero · pencils Achmed Zudella [Charles A. Winter] · inks Achmed Zudella [Charles A. Winter]
Madame Strangeunnamed British ship captainLum Soong (Chinese cabaret owner)two enemy agents [Fritzother unnamed] (villains, both die)Shango Sinu (villain, spy gang leader)Bonzar's spy ring (villains, all die)Sharkskin (reformed villain, death)Nike (villain, radio operator, death)
Stew Bad
1 pp

Baron Mulligan stumbles upon a delicious pie and a kind woman in "Stew Bad," a Peanut Movies cartoon story where the charming rogue attempts to secure a cup of coffee to complete his meal—but his schemes to avoid honest work lead him into an unexpected predicament. When his excuses about doctor's orders don't pan out, Baron Mulligan finds himself in need of more help than he bargained for.

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