Feature Comics #58

In "The Dishonorables," a mysterious illness spreads through the nation, striking down Martha and her father—and fueling a wave of fear that threatens to unravel the country. The source of the plague lies not in nature, but in a sinister plot by disgraced veterans seeking revenge through terror.

The Fargo Kid witnesses an Indian tribal ceremony, but his attention shifts when the Governor and his daughter arrive as spectators—only to be suddenly kidnapped by criminals posing as natives. Racing to the rescue with help from the tribal braves, the Kid must infiltrate the kidnappers' hideout and stop them from forcing the Governor to sign a release for a dangerous prisoner.

Swing Sisson, the battling band leader, heads to Hollywood with his vocalist Bonnie Baxter and saxophonist Toby Tucker to make a movie—but their arrival turns chaotic when their plane's landing gear jams and they're forced to pancake in for an emergency landing. Once on set, Swing finds himself the target of a mysterious masked man who seems determined to do him in, leading to a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse across Hollywood that puts everyone around him in the crosshairs.

When the mighty mite Poison Ivy suffers a relapse at City Hospital after a grueling stint capturing spies, doctors make a shocking discovery during a blood transfusion—his veins don't run red with blood, but with nitro-glycerine! After a miraculous recovery, Poison Ivy finds himself caught between his explosive nature and the demands of the Federal Bomb Squad, who have very different ideas about what he should be doing with all that volatile power. It's a wild tale of superhuman strength, bureaucratic mishaps, and one hero's combustible personality.