National Comics #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFour grinning cartoon faces peek out from between the red-and-white striped panels of a circus tent on Jack Cole's cheerful cover for this December 1945 issue — a smiling fellow in a fedora, a round-faced woman with blue hair, a cigar-chomping figure in a bowler hat, and a bald, wide-eared character who looks like he's in on the joke. The banner below promises that The Barker finds "The Missing Link" in a chain of strange events, setting up what sounds like a wonderfully offbeat carnival mystery. It's a warm, lively snapshot of Quality Comics' mid-1940s humor-adventure blend, rendered with Cole's unmistakable cartoony energy.
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The destroyer Pawnee has been ordered to transport a troupe of entertainers to Paasuvi.
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