All Your Comics #[nn]

In "Murder Turns the Pages," Judge Hale faces a chilling threat as the cryptic message "Dog Eats Dog" arrives—just as the Puppeteer, Alan Hale, and his sharp-tongued bird companion Raven dive into the mystery. With a trail of poisoned puppets and a former convict with a grudge, the case unfolds in a web of deception where every move could be the last.

In a remote Alaskan outpost, the sinister Merciless unleashes fear by posing as the legendary two-headed quiquern, hoping to spark rebellion against the United States. With courage and quick thinking, Professor Stark and his son John unravel the deception, proving the beast is nothing more than a man in a costume—though the threat may not be so easily vanquished.

Sailor Gus’s romantic gesture takes a surprisingly familiar turn when he discovers his chest isn’t the first to bear Vicki’s name—six sailors in total have made the same bold declaration, and now Gus is just one more in a growing line of lovesick crewmates.

In the 1944 mystery tale "null," Kenneth flees after being accused of murdering his uncle Marsden and the housekeeper Amy. Trapped in a cave, his mind splits into distinct facets—Mr. Memory, Mr. Panic, Mr. Logic, and Mr. Alter Ego—each dissecting the case as Kenneth drifts in and out of consciousness. When he awakens, a single detail from the crime scene—his uncle’s beach chair, moved from its usual spot—becomes the key to unraveling the truth.

In a 1944 tale from *All Your Comics*, boxer Hogan, overlooked for title fights due to his lack of glamour, takes on the identity of the mysterious masked "Kid Question" — a high-society fighter concocted by his manager Spigot. When the ruse unravels before his bout with O'Shay, Hogan must face not just his opponent, but a sudden blackout that leaves him stunned and vulnerable for the first time in his career.

In a 1944 military humor tale, military policeman Mike finds himself unexpectedly paired with the towering Belle at a dance hall—only to face a swift, surprising rebuke from her diminutive husband, Homer, who delivers a black eye with surprising efficiency.

In this 1944 humor-mystery tale, Dick takes a job as a hotel detective, vowing to handle things with tact—until a $10,000 jewel heist throws him into a case with a most unusual suspect: a young woman who seems to be sleepwalking through the crime.

In this 1944 slice of zany humor, Slap-Happy takes a rebellious turn by defying the sheriff to go fishing—only to be thrashed by a fish pumped full of "super vitamins." When the bear later snags a tin of sardines, he’s arrested and put on trial before a fish judge, but wakes up—only to realize it was all a dream.

In this lighthearted 1944 tale from *All Your Comics*, young Jo’s enthusiasm for strength training leads him to buy five bunches of bananas after hearing Pop’s quirky advice. That night, when Pop snacks on a bunch, the unexpected result is a surprising encounter with a burglar—caught in the act, thanks to a banana peel and a bit of luck.

In "Eviction Enigma," Pussy finds herself kicked out of her beloved night club by the imposing Camelia Hump Slump, only to uncover a twist that turns the whole situation upside down—her beloved drink, the Katnip Fizz, holds the key to a forgery scheme tied to Racetrack Hutch and the surprising truth behind Maizie’s mysterious flame.

In the quirky world of All Your Comics #nn, Worms Inny and Inky face off against the notorious Red Stinky, a smelly skunk with a taste for crime. When Inky takes a job guarding a bank, he’s quick to prove he’s no pushover—especially when his "decoy" bag of bees turns the tide against Red’s gang.

In this 1944 crime tale from All Your Comics, the elusive gangster Sparkle returns from prison with a new scheme, targeting a jewelry store with a devious twist—using a poisoned check to pull off the heist. While Red and Adeline keep watch, their separate paths collide when Adeline is taken, forcing Red to act fast and bring the gang to justice.