Smash Comics #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Mitch Mouldin" in Smash Comics #25 (1941) delivers a classic pulp thriller with a twist: the mysterious Clown, a poison-wielding menace with a white-faced calling card, targets organized crime. Bozo, the intrepid robot, teams up with Hazzard to stop him, facing a brutal showdown that ends with the villain brought to justice—though not before a dramatic river plunge. The story, illustrated with bold, expressive art by George Brenner, features a striking cover by Gill Fox, capturing the menace of the Clown in stark, memorable detail.
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Bozo faces a super-powered villain called The Clown, who kills with the aid of a poison. He leaves a card bearing his white-faced visage at the scene of the crime, with his sights set on taking over organized crime. Hazzard and Bozo track him down, but the Clown, by sheer brute force, throws the robot into the river. However, Bozo quickly recovers and tracks the Clown to his hideout and delivers a beating to the villain, then turns him over to the Police.
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