Police Comics #44
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hunt For Trigger Swain," a wartime tale from 1945, a voodoo doll and a misplaced bayonet collide in a moment of eerie coincidence. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, this story blends wartime tension with a touch of supernatural intrigue, all rendered with the distinctive flair of Jack Cole’s cover art.
In a wartime comic strip from 1945, Jo’s mother crafts a voodoo doll of Dewey’s sergeant and pins it in the back—just as Dewey, far from home, accidentally stabs his own sergeant with his bayonet.
When Candy O'Connor borrows Ted Dawson's jacket to start a new fashion trend at the school bazaar, what was meant to be a quick swap spirals into a hilarious chain of mix-ups and close calls. As Ted scrambles to retrieve his coat before his mother notices the borrowed outfit, the teens find themselves caught in a whirlwind of scrambled jackets, prize drawings, and near-misses that threaten to expose the whole scheme. By night's end, the fad that promised to cure their boredom has cured them of something else entirely.
When Ebony White receives three magical wishes from Aladdin, his first impulse is to wish for the stuck-up busboy from the Gold Coast Club—and when the wish comes true, it plunges him into a murder conspiracy involving gangster Red Brinn. As The Spirit races to save Ebony from Brinn's deadly intentions, the young man must navigate danger and deception to uncover the truth about Lefty Perone's death. With two wishes already spent and one remaining, Ebony guards his final wish carefully, knowing its power could change everything.
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Reprinted in Plastic Man Archives #4 (2003)
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