Crack Comics #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Crack Comics #38 (1945), Lona Mills takes possession of a haunted house—only to find its spectral inhabitants are more crooked than haunted. As Captain Triumph struggles to act while bound, a clever twist involving a rat and a hidden birthmark sets a strange, suspenseful chain in motion. The story, illustrated by Mort Leav, unfolds with a mix of mystery and wartime flair, while Al Bryant’s cover captures the eerie tone with sharp, dramatic flair.
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Lona Mills inherits a haunted house, although most of the ghosts were the crooked kind. Lance was tied and unable to deal with the situation as Captain Triumph until Michael coaxed a rat into chewing the ropes free so that Lance could touch his special birthmark.
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