Feature Comics #72

When a disgraced professor discovers that scientific method can be applied to crime just as easily as to academia, he assembles a gang of crooks to execute perfectly calculated heists—until Doll Man realizes that one variable the professor failed to account for is a six-inch-tall crime-fighter. With "Crime Goes to College," this 1943 Feature Comics tale pits mathematical precision against resourcefulness, as the Doll Man must unravel Prof. Whittlesey's foolproof formula before the professor's next calculated strike.

In "The Headhunter," Dianne is thrust into a deadly jungle peril when her friends Alice and Emory are taken by headhunters in South America. After narrowly escaping the same fate, she confronts the true villain—only to see him vanish through a window, leaving her with more questions than answers.

In "The Mental Attitude," the Inferior Man finds himself up against a chilling hypnotist whose commands turn bystanders into self-destructive agents—right before Courtney’s eyes. The story unfolds with unsettling calm, testing the limits of will and morality in a world where mind control wears a friendly smile.

When Rusty Ryan and the Boyville Brigadiers wash ashore on a remote island, they discover it's under the iron grip of the ruthless pirate Gombo and his mysterious partner Miss Siren—who uses a hypnotic power to render their victims helpless. Trapped and facing execution, Rusty must draw on commando training and quick thinking to free his friends and turn the tables on the island's tyrannical rulers. A young woman named Louola risks everything to help them survive long enough to fight back.