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Lion #16 (1952)

Amalgamated Press · 1952 · 20 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Sandy Dean's First Term [Part 16]
2 pp · drama
Sandy DeanJack Hardy'Owl' Watson'Snooty' Adams'Tough' Talbot'Inky' StephensMr. Cleek'Bossy' BatesGus Trevor'Spider' Jessop
Part 16
2 pp · war
Sgt. Roy TempestPvt. Jack SteeleNazisHansCount Von Kramer
Part 16
2 pp · adventure; jungle; science fiction
PuggUmbalaA Witch-Doctor
The Case of the Doped Racehorses
2 pp · adventure; crime; detective-mystery
Brett MarloweRusty RaceGregsonSilver Coin (a racehorse)

Detective Brett Marlowe is called in to solve a baffling case: a racehorse owner's prized animals are being mysteriously doped despite guards watching the stables around the clock, with no suspicious activity ever spotted. Brett and his companion Rusty stake out the stables and set a trap to catch the culprit in the act. When a figure sneaks into a nearby hut during the horses' morning gallop, the detectives are ready to discover who's been sabotaging the races and how they've managed to stay hidden all along.

Untitled story
1 pp

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