Big Shot Comics #11

Mar 1941 · Columbia · 0.10 USD

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In Big Shot Comics #11 (1941), a mysterious sandstone buddha becomes the center of a high-stakes mystery when The Face investigates a pair of crooks' latest score. With help from Dr. Franck, the expert on sandstone figures, the truth begins to surface—only for Tony Trent to uncover a hidden cavity and a shocking cache of stolen diamonds. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Mart Bailey, with a striking cover by Creig Flessel, this issue blends pulp intrigue with early superhero adventure.

Contains 14 stories

Untitled Superhero story

11 pp · Superhero

The Skyman [Allen Trent]Fawn CarrollFranklin Delano RooseveltStentor (villain, introduction, death)

Untitled Spy story

6 pp · Spy

Spy-Chief [Jeff Cardiff]Commander NolanDrahsonNorgos

Untitled story

6 pp

Joe PalookaKnobby WalshAnn Howe

Untitled Crime story

6 pp · Crime

Tom KerryCarl BarkerStellaDollyJoe Castell

Untitled Humor story

2 pp · Humor, Children

Jibby Joneshis motherJane

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

George BungleHomer

Untitled Detective-Mystery story

5 pp · Detective-Mystery

Kirk BarrowSam ShalettBienaMiss ParrishMr. Richter

Untitled story

2 pp

Dixie Dugan

Untitled Adventure story

6 pp · Adventure, Fantasy

Rocky RyanDoe AmesTargoPrince NaranKing Mowra

Untitled story

2 pp

Untitled Superhero story

6 pp · Superhero

MarveloZeeMary Dolanher motherLefty Louie

Untitled story

1 pp

Dixie DuganImogeneBuddy

Untitled Adventure story

6 pp · Adventure, Superhero

The Face [Tony Trent] (radio commentator)Jinny GildernestDr. Franck (villain, society doctor, sandstone collector)two un-named crooks (villains)

In "null," The Face teams up with Dr. Franck to investigate a mysterious sandstone buddha, only to uncover a hidden cache of stolen diamonds when Tony Trent reveals the statue’s surprising hollow core. The story unfolds with quiet tension as ancient artifacts and modern crime collide in a 1941 adventure that keeps its secrets close.

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals