Smash Comics #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Double Trouble" in Smash Comics #29 (1941) delivers a thrilling twist on the classic villain trope, as the enigmatic Chango returns with a sinister new scheme—kidnapping Gabby and using her to lure victims into his fortune-telling shop. With Jack Cole handling writing, art, and inks, the story pulses with supernatural menace, escalating when Chango transforms Midnight into a dog, leaving the hero to face a foe far beyond his usual battles. Gill Fox’s dynamic cover captures the chaos, making this a standout entry in the series’ early run.
Rookie Rankin, the young cop with a talent for squirming out of trouble, finds himself in a real jam when a stranger shoves a bag of diamonds into his hands—and a crook who's nearly his spitting image forces him at gunpoint to help pull off a heist. With quick thinking and a kid named Tim on his side, Rookie hatches a plan to turn the tables on the thieves, but first he'll have to convince Sergeant Burns he's not the wanted criminal Louie the Louse. It's a wild game of mistaken identity where Rookie banks on the one thing that might save him: the crooks' own resemblance to him.
In "The Return of Chango!" from Smash Comics #29 (1941), the mysterious and powerful sorcerer Chango resurfaces with a sinister plan, abducting Gabby and using her to lure unsuspecting victims into his fortune-telling shop. When Midnight arrives to stop him, Chango’s dark magic proves overwhelming—turning the hero into a dog before vanishing into the shadows.
Black X springs into action when diplomat Lord Otterlake's car is deliberately run off the road—and the "ambulance" that arrives suspiciously fast may be anything but a rescue. Racing to a private hospital with his assistant Batu, the espionage agent uncovers a sinister plot involving the notorious Madame Doom and a surgical nightmare designed to replace the real Lord Otterlake with an imposter. Black X must fight through armed thugs and ether-filled corridors to stop the scheme before a fake diplomat spreads propaganda at a crucial state banquet.
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Reprinted in O Faísca #1 (1943), O Faísca #2 (1943), O Faísca #3 (1943), O Faísca #4 (1943), O Faísca #5 (1943), O Faísca #6 (1943), Special Edition Series #2 (1974), Men of Mystery Comics #110 (2018), Men of Mystery Comics #114 (2020)
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