Punch Comics #19

Oct 1946 · Chesler / Dynamic · 0.10 USD

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“Kid Dropper, King of Killers”

In "Kid Dropper, King of Killers," Rocketman Cal Martin takes on a terrifying criminal scheme where a gang uses psychological terror to force victims into believing they’ve committed murder by running someone over. With sharp art by Ralph Mayo and a gripping story by Chip Goodman, this 1946 Punch Comics standout delivers suspense and action in a world where fear is the real weapon. The cover by Paul Gattuso captures the menace with bold, dynamic lines.

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artist, inker Ralph Mayo · writer Chip Goodman · cover Paul Gattuso

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artist, inker Ralph Mayo

writer Chip Goodman

cover pencils, inks Paul Gattuso

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Cal Martin (Rocketman) is hired to stop a ring of thugs that is blackmailing people by making them think that they have killed someone by running them over.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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