Cover: Al Bryant

Crack Comics #50

Sep 1947 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD

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“A Key to Trouble!”

"A Key to Trouble!" introduces Bertram Bumble, a man whose ordinary life takes a surreal turn when he dreams he’s mistaken for a famous inventor—only to wake up and encounter his exact double, a homeless man. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, this 1947 tale from Crack Comics #50 blends whimsy and mystery with a twist that blurs identity and chance. The cover by Al Bryant captures the story’s oddball intrigue in bold, expressive lines.

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writer, artist, inker Bernard Dibble · cover Al Bryant

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writer, artist, inker Bernard Dibble

cover pencils, inks Al Bryant

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Bertram Bumble dreams he's mistaken for a famous inventor, who turns out to be his exact double. Upon awaking, Bertram meets his real-life double, a hobo.

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