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Cover: Mike Sekowsky & George Klein

Comedy Comics #9

Apr 1942 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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“By Garbage Bin to Mars”

In "By Garbage Bin to Mars," a glamorous actress suddenly loses her beauty and is forced to confront a bizarre ransom demand to reclaim it—leaving the Silver Scorpion stunned and determined to uncover the truth. Written, drawn, and inked by Harry Sahle, this 1942 adventure blends surreal humor with a mystery that spirals from a New York garbage bin to the far reaches of space. The cover by Mike Sekowsky and George Klein captures the story’s outlandish tone with a striking, exaggerated scene that perfectly sets the tone for the absurdity within.

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writer, artist, inker Harry Sahle · cover Mike Sekowsky, George Klein

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writer, artist, inker Harry Sahle
cover pencils Mike Sekowsky
cover inks George Klein

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An actress is suddenly made “ugly” and is given a ransom demand to be “cured” and get back her beauty. Silver Scorpion is horrified and investigates.

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