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Lion #19 (1952)

Amalgamated Press · 1952 · 20 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Sandy Dean's First Term [Part 19]
2 pp
Part 19
2 pp · war
John Tranum -- Ace Parachutist
1 pp

John Tranum made his name pursuing the kind of thrills that would make ordinary people faint—from parasol jumps gone wrong to mid-air tennis matches and motorcycle cliff dives. This week's feature showcases the ace parachutist's most death-defying stunts across his wild career, each one a testament to his fearless (or perhaps reckless) appetite for danger. Whether launching himself as a human torpedo or crashing through grandstand roofs, Tranum's saga proves that some daredevils are simply built differently.

Part 19
2 pp
The Mystery Hoop-La Prize
2 pp

Brett Marlowe and his chauffeur Rusty Race visit a fairground where Rusty wins a model sailor at a hoop-la stall—only to have it shot at moments later. When Brett examines the damaged prize, he discovers its arm movements are actually semaphore signals, leading him to uncover a mystery hidden within the toy. What Rusty thought was just fair-ground fun becomes a curious case demanding the detective's expertise.

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