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Treasure Comics #10 (1946)

Prize · 1946 · 52 pages

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ContinueTreasure Comics #11 →
Contains 7 stories
The Burning Fire-Trap
10 pp · adventure

The Junior Rangers discover a dangerous fire-trap building owned by the wealthy Cyrus Hollis, and when they bring the problem to his attention, they uncover a sinister scheme involving corrupt officials and stolen money hidden within the structure itself. As the boys work to expose the plot and evacuate the building, they find themselves caught in the middle of a dangerous confrontation that will test their courage and determination. Their efforts to save the day lead to an unexpected opportunity to help the neighborhood kids they set out to protect in the first place.

Untitled story
6 pp · humor
The Beggar's Fortune
8 pp · detective-mystery; fantasy
Treasure Keeper (host)Lev Raskov
Brains Beat Brawn
6 pp · humor; teen

When Kid Brother's sister Trudy falls for Bill Thomas, a muscle-bound football star, Kid Brother and his pal Eddie devise a scheme to make Bill lose interest—by convincing Trudy to play the helpless, old-fashioned type. But the plan backfires when Bill's condescending attitude toward her act pushes both siblings to turn against him, leaving the field open for the thoughtful Eddie to win Trudy over by letting her be herself. It's a clever twist on the meathead jock, proving that brains (and kindness) really do beat brawn.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Untitled story
6 pp · non-fiction
Tomorrow's Murder
5.5 pp · crime

Red-hot investigator Blaze arrives in California to cover a brutal assault on an elderly dishwasher named Tom Browning, only to find the man has died—turning the case into murder. A mystic's stage warning five days earlier about a local businessman's criminal scheme hangs over the investigation, and when a shoemaker's hammer surfaces as the murder weapon, Blaze must piece together clues connecting a mysterious shoe-shine boy, his employer, and an insurance policy to expose the killer.

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