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Police Comics #42
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In "The Diabolical Dr. Dratt," a 1945 Quality Comics standout, a young soldier named Dewey finds himself caught between a vivid dream of glory and the humbling reality of wartime duty. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, this story blends wartime grit with a touch of surreal whimsy, all framed by Jack Cole’s striking cover art.
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writer, artist, inker Bernard Dibble · cover Jack Cole
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writer, artist, inker Bernard Dibble
cover pencils, inks Jack Cole
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After listening to the colonel lecture about using "imagination" to win the war, Dewey dreams he wins the Medal of Honor and is feted by all. However, when he comes back to reality, he's on garbage detail again.
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