Don Fortune Magazine #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDon Fortune Magazine #6 is an anthology featuring multiple stories. The lead story, "Assignment to Trouble," follows Don Fortune and his pal Andy as they contend with Hank Pooks and his troubles, promising "laugh and thrill" with the duo. Another story depicts a desert survival situation where characters named Randall, Devers, and Kirk struggle over poisoned water and gold, with suspicion and gunplay leading to deaths among the group. The issue also advertises two additional Don Fortune cracking adventures and a science fiction drama titled "Delecta of the Planets" involving the villain Napoleet and his behavior-control machine.
When Don Fortune and his pal Andy Jarvis agree to keep the accident-prone Hank Pooks from getting into trouble before his wedding day, they quickly discover their new assignment is far trickier than expected—especially when a criminal gang decides to exploit Hank's talent for chaos to cover their own heist. Don and Andy will need all their wits to protect their troublemaking charge and keep Marcia from being left at the altar once again.
Morton Meek finds himself in a sweltering situation when he faints aboard a crowded bus, prompting his fellow passengers to rush to his aid. As concerned commuters scramble to help him recover, an opportunity for refreshment presents itself—though Morton's request for relief takes a delicious turn in this quick-witted 1947 humor piece.
Brainless Bert's luck runs as dry as his fishing line in "Poorest Fish of All!"—he's convinced that mysterious "mamanlees" will bite without any bait, a confidence unshaken by the fact that he's never actually caught one. It's a quick, silly bit of comic reasoning from Don Fortune Magazine that reminds us why confidence and brains don't always go hand in hand.
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