Smash Comics #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wild Bill Hiccup," Daphne takes on a daring disguise as Lady Luck to protect Brenda Banks from mobster Moxy Bismark, who’s uncovered her secret identity. With a clever ruse and a look meant to mimic illness, Daphne’s plan unfolds as Moxy’s suspicions turn to confusion when the "injured" Lady Luck is revealed—her disguise, the very makeup meant to fool the mob, becomes the key to the next twist. Written, drawn, and inked by Klaus Nordling, with a striking cover by Alex Kotzky, this 1944 issue of Smash Comics delivers a sharp, suspenseful tale of deception and mistaken identity.
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Daphne is enlisted to help Brenda fool mobster Moxy Bismark, who has learned her secret identity. When Moxy threatens to blackmail Brenda, Daphne dresses as Lady Luck, but is soon captured, and when the mobsters unmask her, Moxy stands there confused. Not only it is not Brenda Banks, but Lady Luck appears to be seriously ill (Daphne had been made up to look as if she had smallpox), and Peecolo, posing as a doctor, is called in to treat her.
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