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Knockout #366

Jan 1946 · Amalgamated Press · 3d [0-0-3 GBP]
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"Deed-a-Day Danny" follows a cheerful character who becomes snowbound and unable to escape until he performs a good deed, after which he is magically freed to continue his adventures. In a separate story, Billy Bunter becomes entangled in the affairs of General Tintile and old schoolmaster Quelchy, involving confusion over a valuable Tintile treasure collection and a comedic bath scene with unexpected consequences. A third story features Sexton Blake and Tinker pursuing criminals across European territory, where they are captured by tribesmen and must escape from wicker baskets suspended over a precipice.

Contains 8 stories
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
Gremlins
Untitled Humor story
2 pp · Humor
Billy Bunter
Untitled Humor story
0.4 pp · Humor, Children
Mike
Untitled Humor story
0.4 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier
Daffy
Makeshift Umbrella
0.2 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Frisky
Kidnapped! [Part 16]
2 pp · Adventure, Historical
David BalfourAlan BreckEbenezer Balfour
The Case of the Emerald Eye
2 pp · Detective-Mystery
Sexton Blake
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children
Ernie Entwhistle

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