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National Comics #14 (1941)

Quality Comics · 1941 · 68 pages

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Contains 14 stories
The Great Darkness
9 pp · superhero
Uncle SamBuddy SmithBakerThe Black Legion (villains)

In "The Great Darkness," a mysterious plague blinds everyone at a navy shipyard, plunging the base into chaos. Uncle Sam, armed with his audio phone that replays past conversations, uncovers a sinister plot by his old enemies, the Black Legion, and races to expose them before the sabotage spreads.

Zaro the Hypnotist
6 pp · detective-mystery · script ? (signed as Frank Kearns)
Sally O'NeilBarry GilmoreZaro (villain)Len Carmen (villain)Slug (villain)Mopey (villain)Barry Gilmore

When a young woman named Sally O'Neil witnesses a suspicious accident and later attends a casino performance by Zaro, a supposedly gifted mind reader, she becomes convinced the hypnotist is using his powers for sinister purposes. After Sally and her companion Barry Gilmore discover a murderous scheme involving Zaro, his casino boss Len Carmen, and their thugs, the two must race against time to stop a hypnotized victim from taking his own life. It's a race between detective work and hypnotic control in this fast-paced mystery from National Comics #14.

The Ice Cream Gangster
1 pp · humor
Cyclone CupidBunny Crumb (first appearancevillain)
Dixon Goes to Hollywood
5 pp · sports
Kid Dixon [Danny "Kid" Dixon]Otis Barnstable (first appearancea woman)Chalky Slade (first appearancevillain)
The Stratosphere Torpedo
5 pp · superhero · script ? (signed as Jerry Maxwell)
Wonder BoyJonas Falconi (first appearance)

Wonder Boy races against time to deliver inventor Jonas Falconi's secret blueprints for a cutting-edge weapon to the Navy Department, but enemy agents will stop at nothing to intercept the plans. Facing sabotage, drugged fruit, and relentless pursuit across the country, the young hero must outwit spies and crooks to complete his mission.

Suyaki the Smuggler
5 pp · aviation · script ? (signed as Lynn Byrd)
Prop PowersLankSuyaki (first appearancevillain)
The Puggello Mob
6 pp · superhero · script ? (signed as Nick Cardy)
Quicksilver [Max]Puggello (first appearance, villain)
The Shark
1 pp · humor
Windy Breeze

Windy Breeze spins a tall tale about tangling with a shark during his pearl-diving days in the South Pacific—complete with card tricks, miraculous escapes, and impossible feats of quick thinking. This one-page humor story proves that when it comes to outlandish adventure stories, Windy's got no shortage of wild claims to back up his reputation.

The Secret of Creepy Creek
5 pp · adventure; humor; children · script ? (signed as Dan Wilson)
Kid Patrol [TeddySunshinePorkySuzy]Pat MaloneUncle Ned (first appearance)
The Blood Poisoners
4 pp · detective-mystery
Pen MillerDr. Gribble (first appearancevillain)Karp (first appearancevillain)a nurse (first appearancevillain)
Bunyan the Cowhand
4 pp · adventure · script ? (signed as Storey Weaver)
Paul BunyanBabe
Murder in a Pawn Shop
4 pp · detective-mystery · script ? (signed as Lowell Riggs)
Jack DoeJill DoeJohn Randall (first appearancedeath)
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Miss Winky
Captured by Killer Ernst
6 pp · superhero
Merlin the Magician [Jock Kellog]General Sir Reginald Foxx (introduction)Killer Ernst (villain, introduction, death)

When Jock is tasked with flying General Foxx over Southeastern Asia, their mission takes a deadly turn when they crash in New Guinea—right into the clutches of Killer Ernst, a ruthless Austrian fifth columnist. With cunning and a touch of magic, Merlin steps in, using a cannon and a crocodile to turn the tide in a fight that’s far from over.

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