Clue Comics #10 [10]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Birth of the Gun!", the legacy of the Gun Master Kattak Po lives on through his last descendant, Dumas Poe, who is bound by a solemn charge: to prevent the misuse of the very weapon his ancestor invented. With the original gun stolen and its dangerous potential now in the wrong hands, Dumas Poe must navigate a world where invention and destruction are inseparable—guided by a bloodline oath and the weight of history. Fred Kida delivers the story and cover in a striking, unified vision, marking a rare early appearance of this unique character in the 1946 Clue Comics #10.
In "The Birth of the Gun!" from Clue Comics #10 (1946), the legacy of the original Gun Master, Kattak Po, lives on through his descendant Dumas Poe, who is bound by a solemn duty: to hunt down the thief who stole the secret of gunpowder and the first firearm, and to ensure such a weapon is never wielded again. The story follows Dumas Poe as he grapples with the weight of his ancestor’s invention and the dangerous mission it has passed down.
In the gritty streets of 1946, "Pretty Boy" Baldwin—whose pride is as sharp as his looks—faces a brutal challenge when rival gang leader "The Butcher" scars his face and demands he leave town. Now driven by rage and ego, Baldwin vows to eliminate "The Butcher" in a deadly gang war, but only Micro-Face stands between bloodshed and chaos.
In "Wanted for Murder," Nightmare and Sleepy take on a chilling mystery when ten athletes vanish in just seven days. Their investigation leads them to a secret underground arena where desperate men fight to the death for the entertainment of unseen gamblers.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #95 (2014), Men of Mystery Comics #92 (2014)
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