Popular Comics #105
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Bootleg Gas" in Popular Comics #105 (1944) delivers a heartfelt wartime tale centered on Floyd, a veteran blinded by war, and his loyal dog, Pandhandler. Written by Gaylord Du Bois, the story explores Floyd’s struggle to adapt with the help of a guide dog program, testing his bond with Panhandler when a trained dog named Pat is offered as a replacement. The cover by an unknown artist captures the emotional weight of the moment, making this a quietly powerful entry in a classic era of comics.
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OPA investigator Chuck follows a lead. The mystery of the filling station that kept buying gas but never sold any. After a paint truck conflagration he has the chemist analyze the evidence, then investigates the paint company which is next door to the mystery filling station. The bootleggers have been pumping the gas directly to a false room of the paint company, filling paint cans with gasoline, and selling it on the black market.
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