Funny Pages #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Millionaire Playboy," the Master Mind faces a murder mystery with a twist: every witness has a motive. George Merkle, handling writing, art, and inks, crafts a tightly wound puzzle set in 1938, where suspicion runs as high as the victim’s fortune. Dick Ryan’s cover captures the era’s flair, hinting at secrets beneath the surface.
In "The Case of the Millionaire Playboy," the Master Mind faces a puzzle with no easy answers—every person who knew the late millionaire J. Elliot Fiske had a motive. With only six pages to unravel the truth, the detective must piece together the clues before the killer disappears into the shadows.
In the dusty, sun-baked roads of a forgotten era, Buba sets a dangerous trap, driven by grief and a thirst for retribution after his brother Akbar’s death. With a forged message meant to lure Abdallah’s father into a vulnerable journey, he waits in the shadows, where loyalty and betrayal blur.
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Reprinted in Keen Detective Funnies #8 (1939), Star Comics #7 (1939), Funny Pages #8 (1939), Carnival Comics #[13] (1945)
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