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National Comics #9 (1941)

Quality Comics · 1941 · 68 pages

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Contains 13 stories
The Threat of Boss McFlague
9 pp · superhero
Uncle SamBuddy SmithHank McFlague (first appearancevillain)Henry Sneal (first appearncevillain)
The Case of Peter Cawley
6 pp · detective-mystery
Sally O'NeilMike O'NeilMama O'NeilPeter Cawley (first appearance)Mrs. Cawley (first appearance)Tony Spearo (first appearancevillain)
The Camping Trip
5 pp · adventure; humor; children · script ? (signed as Dan Wilson)
Kid Patrol [SunshinePorkyTeddy]
The Fisherman Spy
5 pp · aviation · script ? (signed as Lynn Byrd)
Prop PowersLankSebastian (first appearancevillain)
Gramps's Skis
1 pp · humor
Windy Breeze
The Redrum Company
5 pp · superhero
Wonder BoyThe Redrum Co. (first appearancevillain)Miss Cole (first appearance)Mr. Mitciv (first appearance)

Wonder Boy tangles with the murderous scheme of the Redrum Company when he spots the boss orchestrating a sinister operation from above. After catching a falling man and confronting the criminal enterprise, Wonder Boy pursues a truck headed for a rendezvous with the river, determined to bring the culprits to justice. With evidence in hand, he delivers the Redrum Company's leader and witnesses to the police station to answer for their crimes.

The Fifth Column Bombers
6 pp · superhero
Quicksilver
The Canadian Invasion
4 pp · adventure · script ? (signed as Storey Weaver)
Paul BunyanJapanese (villains)
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Miss Winky (first appearance)
Late Hours with Eve
5 pp · sports · script ? (signed as Bob Reynolds)
Kid Dixon [Danny "Kid" Dixon]Waxey Mays (first appearancevillain)his trainer (first appearancevillain)the Battler (first appearancevillain)Eve (first appearancevillain)
Cobalt the Chemist
4 pp · detective-mystery
Pen MillerNikiCobalt (first appearancea chemist)

Cartoonist-detective Pen Miller receives a call about Cobalt the Chemist, who's vanished after his assistant is found murdered—with a chemical formula hidden in his mouth. Miller decodes the formula as a secret food pill formula, and when he lets slip that he has it, foreign agents kidnap him and his valet Niki, whisking them to a sinister mansion full of coffins. With quick wits and teamwork, Miller and Niki must navigate a web of espionage and captors to rescue both Cobalt and an army captain held prisoner—and claim his story.

Mad Killer at Large!
4 pp · detective-mystery · script ? (signed as Lowell Riggs)
Jack DoeJill Doe

When a serial killer targeting blonde women strikes again, Jack decides to hunt the murderer by recreating the crime himself—but his amateur detective work lands him in hot water with the police just as the real killer makes another move. With Jack locked up and the actual culprit still on the loose, it falls to Jill to track down the truth before another victim falls. A rollicking case of mistaken identity and deduction that proves sometimes the best way to catch a criminal is to think like one—though the execution can get messy.

A Dream of Treasure
7 pp · superhero
Merlin the Magician [Jock Kellog]Ted (introduction)Wanda (introduction)

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