Smash Comics #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis February 1949 Quality Comics issue packs a wonderfully zany cover by Jack Cole, depicting a grizzled, long-bearded cowboy character firing a pistol while a masked, caped figure — unmistakably Midnight — peers through a window alongside a startled monkey, with a wall of labeled shields bearing names like Doc Wackey, Sniffer Snoop, Hot Foot, and Gabby rounding out the scene. The cover teases "Midnight doesn't kid with Willie the Kid," and Cole's cartoony energy gives the whole thing a playful yet action-charged feel. With 52 pages of content at a dime, this is a fine slice of late-Golden Age fun from one of the era's most inventive cartoonists.
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Bankjob Burrows tries to frame an old retired gunhawk named Willie the Kid for a modern bank job.
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