Bulls Eye Comics #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology featuring two main stories: The first story follows a female aviator on a dangerous wartime mission to stop two planes—one piloted by a French ally and another by a Nazi swastika—unaware that General de Gaulle is radioing his involvement in a critical conference. The second story, "Mother Hubbard," follows a mysterious supernatural figure dwelling in a desolate countryside who uses a crystal ball to uncover crime, and features an encounter with a criminal and a police dog named K-9, who is ultimately awarded a medal for his service.
When a masked murderer wielding a mysterious Medusa artifact begins eliminating key democratic figures, Yankee Doodle Jones and Dandy spring into action to stop the killer before an important foreign dignitary falls victim. As the duo pursues the culprit from a hotel to a submarine hideout, they uncover a sinister sabotage plot tied to the weapon's true inventor. A pulse-pounding wartime adventure where quick thinking and courage prove mightier than a legendary curse.
When the royal treasury runs dry on payday, King Kole and his brain trusters scramble to solve the crisis—and their solution is to impose an income tax on the kingdom. What follows is a comic romp through the chaos of tax season, as the new law throws the entire realm into turmoil, with forms so confusing that even the experts struggle to untangle them. King Kole quickly discovers that his own cure for the kingdom's financial troubles has become everyone's—including his own—headache.
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↩ Reprints Dynamic Comics #1 (1941), Scoop Comics #1 (1941), Dynamic Comics #2 (1941), Punch Comics #1 (1941), Yankee Comics #3 (1942), Dynamic Comics #3 (1942)
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