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Silver Streak Comics #23 (1946)

Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 1946 · 53 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Millions In Masterpieces
11 pp · superhero
Silver StreakCarol Blue"Glimpy"

Silver Streak infiltrates a Nazi extermination camp as a secret agent, and after a daring escape into the French countryside, uncovers a hidden cache of priceless masterpieces—paintings that would later prove crucial to his next mission back home. Weeks later in Provincetown, a mysterious artist is murdered, and when Silver Streak investigates, he meets Carol Blue, who reveals a deadly counterfeiting scheme: talented painters forced to forge masterpieces while ruthless thugs pocket the profits and eliminate anyone who threatens their operation. Now Silver Streak must dismantle the criminal ring before its masters silence everyone who knows the truth.

Weeds in the Coffee Plantation
8 pp

A discharged G.I. veteran, Bob Kodar accepts his old friend Juan Rotunda's urgent plea for help when workers mysteriously vanish from Rotunda's South American coffee plantation—leaving only their clothes behind. Arriving at the remote rancho, Kodar uncovers a sinister operation that goes far deeper than local superstition, leading him to confront enemies he thought he'd left behind on the battlefield.

Untitled story
6 pp
Peter Gritt (introduction)Harry S TrumanBenito Mussolini (villain!!dies in this storyflashback)
Madame Upswoop of the Social Register
1 pp · humor
Madame Upswoop
Untitled story
6 pp · humor
Untitled story
6 pp

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