Pep Comics #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePep Comics #24 (February 1942) delivers a pulse-pounding patriotic cover by Irv Novick, showing a stars-and-stripes-caped hero lunging through the air alongside a massive industrial machine wreathed in fire and smoke, while an enemy figure grips cables overhead and others fall below. The chaotic industrial sabotage scene captures the wartime urgency that made Pep Comics a standout title of the era. Inside, writer Victor Bloom and artist Bob Montana bring "The Suicide Club" to life — a story title that promises exactly the kind of high-stakes adventure this explosive cover is selling.
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The basketball coach says Archie can play in the game if he passes his history exam. Meanwhile, Jughead mixes up trunks containing basketball uniforms and ballet dresses. Archie is put in the game in the fourth quarter. He shoots, but Jughead falls into the net and catches it. Angry, Archie throws the ball down and he makes the basket, winning the game for Riverdale.
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