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Hit Comics #51 (1948)

Quality Comics · 1948 · 52 pages

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Contains 7 stories
The Forgotten World!
13 pp · superhero
Kid EternityMr. KeeperGeronimoRobin HoodThorApolloBill Watkins

Bill Watkins has staked everything on finding a legendary lost world hidden in the Brazilian jungle, and when headhunters threaten his expedition, the mysterious Kid Eternity arrives to lend a hand—summoning Geronimo and his Apache warriors to drive off the attackers. Now, with a secret map guiding them up an impossible mountain and strange dangers lurking at every turn, Bill and his newfound ally must navigate the treacherous path to discover what lies at the summit.

Untitled story
5 pp · adventure; humor
Bob MastersSwab Decker
Untitled story
5 pp · adventure; humor
Big BrotherMitie
The Rules of Murder!
6 pp · detective-mystery
Betty BatesDudley DeanAlex race

District Attorney Betty Bates gets a front-row seat to jealousy and rage when a rehearsal at the Footlight Club turns deadly—Alex Race, a bitter actor overshadowed by his rival Dudley Dean, strikes with a stage sword during a performance of "Fire and Sword," leaving Bates scrambling to catch an amateur killer who refuses to play by the usual criminal rulebook. With Race vanished into the night and the press breathing down her neck, Bates must think like an unbalanced, unpredictable man and predict where desperation will drive him next.

Untitled story
5 pp · humor
Untitled story
6 pp · humor
Untitled story
5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
RasputinMerwin

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