Crack Comics #40
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Quality Comics winter issue spotlights Captain Triumph in a murder mystery adventure, with the cover by Al Bryant presenting a striking visual concept: a confident young man in a brown suit gestures knowingly in the foreground while his ghostly blue alter ego and red-costumed heroic self loom behind him — a clever trio representing the character's dual nature. The bold cover copy promises that Captain Triumph "untangles another thrilling murder mystery," teasing the kind of suspenseful, pulpy storytelling that made 1945-era anthology comics such a pleasure. Interior art by Bill Quackenbush brings "The Will of Esau Flinter" to life, making this a solid entry in one of Quality Comics' more distinctive wartime anthologies.
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Esau Flinter decides to leave all to charity, upsetting his heirs greatly and resulting in his murder before he can change the will.
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