Super Comics #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cloudy" Williams Gets His Twenty-First Plane, a wartime aviation tale from 1943, the eponymous pilot faces his toughest mission yet—tracking down a rogue enemy flyer while navigating a web of deception and sabotage. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, this Super Comics #67 entry blends wartime intrigue with pulp-style action, showcasing Gould’s sharp storytelling and dynamic art in a story where every flight could be a final one.
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The evidence points to Rudy Seaton as the killer of Fred Mason. Tracy has Seaton arrested, then uses Leota Sunny (Mary X with her memory restored) to set a trap for the real killer. The kill, Junky Doolb, is taken to jail, where he is slipped a gun by the St. Bernard dog of a midget lawyer, Jerome Trohs. In the jailbreak, the lawyer escapes by riding on the large dog, while Doolb is killed. Trohs takes over Doolb's gang with the aid of his wife, Mamma, a huge woman.
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