Rangers Comics #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Rangers Comics #37, a 1947 10-cent adventure, Glory stumbles upon a seemingly routine society event that takes a surprising turn when she spots a wanted felon posing as a ventriloquist—only to discover his "dummy" is the real thief, slipping through the crowd with ease. Written by Bob Hickok and illustrated by Matt Baker with inks by John Forte and the Iger Shop, the story blends suspense and wit, all captured in a striking cover by Joe Doolin.
In Bagdad, Professor Broussard stumbles upon a carpet woven with his own face, triggering a fevered hallucination that plunges him into a deadly game of greed and murder. The story unfolds with eerie precision, blurring the line between reality and nightmare.
In "null," Glory stumbles upon a wanted felon posing as a ventriloquist at a seemingly dull society event—only to find herself in the middle of a double act that’s anything but routine. When the man’s "dummy" starts pulling off daring thefts right under everyone’s noses, Glory must think fast to catch both performer and puppet.
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Reprinted in Ghost Comics #3 (1952), America's Greatest Comics #15 (2006), Firehair #4 (2025)
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