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Police Comics #45

Aug 1945 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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“Vixen the Viper”

"Vixen the Viper" kicks off in Police Comics #45 (1945), a 10-cent comic from Quality Comics, featuring a bold new tale written and illustrated by Jack Cole. In this standout story, Mickey the Actor takes on a daring disguise as an Indian in a high-stakes scheme to reclaim New York City from Cyrus Van Rooten, whose claim traces back to a disputed land sale. The entire issue, from story to cover, is a masterclass in Jack Cole’s distinctive style—pencils, inks, and lettering all by the same hand, bringing the mystery and flair of wartime comics to life.

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Mickey the Actor poses as an Indian in order get New York City back from Cyrus Van Rooten, to whom it was originally sold by the tribe in question.

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