New Comics #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Train Robbery, Part 10," Steve and Ralph close in on a gang of bank robbers, only to find them hiding on a movie set—where the line between fiction and crime blurs. Written by Jerome Siegel and illustrated by Joe Shuster, this 1936 adventure blends action and deception in a story where a film set becomes the perfect cover for a real heist. The cover, by Whitney Ellsworth, captures the tension with a dramatic, cinematic flair.
In the snowy silence of a mountain peak, Ian, Ken, and Murphy are trapped, outnumbered by a relentless band of Mongols. While Don and Bob prepare to brave the treacherous terrain in search of them, Doris insists on joining the rescue—her determination cutting through the tension as the clock ticks.
In this 1936 detective-mystery tale from New Comics #11, Steve and Ralph pursue a gang of bank robbers who’ve vanished into a movie set—where the line between staged crime and real danger begins to blur. Devlin’s clever ruse turns the studio lot into a trap, but with the actors and cameras still rolling, the chase becomes a high-stakes performance no one saw coming.
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Reprinted in New Book of Comics #2 (1938), Cavalier Comics #2 (1945), DC Comics Before Superman: Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson's Pulp Comics #[nn] (2018)
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