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Active Comics #3

Apr 1942 · Bell Features · 0.10 CAD
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“The Brain and the Mummy Man”

In "The Brain and the Mummy Man," Dixon finds himself trapped in a deadly game of wits and survival when he's captured by a mysterious half-Devil with a sinister connection to stolen furs and Indigenous communities. With help from his loyal dog Lad and the unexpected arrival of his ally Gat Burke by plane, Dixon narrowly escapes a bomb-laden fate, but the true danger is only beginning. Written and illustrated by Ted Steele, this 1942 adventure from Active Comics #3 delivers a gripping blend of mystery and action, all drawn in the distinctive style of its creator.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Ted Steele

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Ted Steele

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(Continued from last issue) Dixon is captured by the half-Devil who reveals that he steals furs from the Indians. Dixon unmasks him and finds Mad Griffin, a criminal maniac from the Yukon. Gat Burke, his associate, arrives by plane and captures Dixon. Lad, Dixon's dog, arrives as he is about to be destroyed by a bomb and Dixon and Ruth escape.

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