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Police Comics #77

Apr 1948 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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“Eloc, Master of Mischief”

In "Eloc, Master of Mischief," Professor Abelson convinces the bumbling Woozy to help him steal a Greek statue—only to awaken Eloc, a mischievous entity long thought destroyed. Written by Bill Woolfolk and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Cole, this 1948 tale from Police Comics #77 blends classic pulp suspense with the eerie charm of a cursed relic, all rendered in Cole’s unmistakable style. The cover by Jack Cole captures the statue’s sinister presence with a haunting, detailed portrait.

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writer Bill Woolfolk · artist, inker, letterer Jack Cole · cover Jack Cole

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artist, inker, letterer Jack Cole
cover pencils, inks Jack Cole

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Professor Abelson talks Woozy into helping him break into a museum where he brought a Greek statue of Eloc to life. Eloc caused much mayhem, but reverted to stone and was crushed to bits in the end.

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