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Crack Comics #47

Mar 1947 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD

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Captain Triumph blackens the hypnotic eyes of Khor, a villain whose mesmerizing gaze threatens lives. The issue also includes a story featuring Eric Vale hunting The Hawk, a renegade outlaw leading organized gangs across the desert who has stirred native populations to revolt and attack towns, forcing Eric to devise a plan to stop him and bring the criminal to justice.

Contains 10 stories

Captain Triumph Blackens the Hypnotic Eyes of Khor!

15 pp · Superhero

Captain Triumph [Lance and Michael Gallant]Biff BarnesKim MeredithKhor (villain, introduction, death)Hoghead (villain, introduction)

In "Captain Triumph Blackens the Hypnotic Eyes of Khor," the hero faces off against the enigmatic scientist Khor, whose twisted experiments seek to harness animal psychology to elevate humanity—using Captain Triumph as his unwilling test subject. Trapped in a battle of wills and mind, Triumph must resist Khor’s hypnotic control while confronting the eerie consequences of a procedure that has already claimed others.

Untitled Humor story

7 pp · Humor

Beezy BumbleBetty BumbleJudge Van der FutzyWilliamettePa BumbleJudge FitzpuffyEvonda Van der Futzy

The Case of Kayo Dooley

5 pp · Detective-Mystery

Pen MillerPercival "Kayo" Dooley (first appearance)Kid Bryan (first appearance)Ted (first appearance, villain, a trainer)

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

Molly the Model

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

Molly the Model [Molly Maloney]Pop Maloney

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

Molly the Model [Molly Maloney]

Violins and Violence

6 pp · Adventure

Hack O'HaraSasha Heintz (first appearance)Slick Harris (first appearance, villain)

The Kite Contest

8 pp · Humor

Floogy the Fiji

The Beauty Contest

1 pp · Humor

When a millionaire named Zeb Fizz holds a beauty contest in the Ozarks to find a wife, a confident young woman sees her shot at fortune—until she gets a real look at the competition and the judge's sense of humor. This one-page humor romp from 1947 plays up the vanity and scheming behind the contest, with plenty of slapstick energy.

The Toy Shop

8 pp · Humor

InkieKing and Princess of Toy Town (first appearance)

When a tiny three-inch-tall boy named Inkie stumbles into a toy shop seeking shelter from a storm, he discovers a furnished doll house—only to find himself arrested for trespassing in the magical realm of Toy Town. Caught between the King's guards and a spirited Princess who takes a liking to him, Inkie must navigate danger and duty in this whimsical 1947 tale by Al Stahl.