Star Spangled Comics #101
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Men from Debtors' Prison!", Robin takes on a cunning criminal using a twisted scheme to exploit teens—posing as a mentor to top honor students, he lures them into joining clubs and fraternities that secretly funnel money into cheap, overpriced merchandise. Written by Don C. Cameron and illustrated with crisp energy by Jim Mooney, this 1950 DC adventure blends youthful idealism with sharp social commentary, all wrapped in a striking cover by Fred Ray.
In "The Campaign Crooks!", Robin takes on a cunning criminal using a deceptively wholesome scheme: posing as a youth leader to win endorsements from top honor students, then exploiting their trust to launch fake teen organizations that fleece members with overpriced memorabilia. With sharp wit and a knack for uncovering hidden motives, Robin races to expose the scam before the entire network of clubs goes nationwide.
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Reprinted in Star Spangled Comics #101 (1950), The Robin Archives #2 (2010)
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