Super Comics #68
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cloudy Williams Gets His Twenty-first Plane," Chester Gould delivers a taut, action-packed tale from Super Comics #68, where a vengeful gang's brutal ambush sets off a chain of wild encounters. When Tracy is left crippled and abandoned, a dog tag from Mamma’s St. Bernard becomes the key to a daring rescue, leading to a showdown at the gang’s hideout. Gould’s dynamic storytelling and art—penciled, inked, and written by him—bring every twist and turn to life in this 1944 classic.
In "null," a 1944 detective-mystery tale from Super Comics #68, Tracy’s right hand is crushed in a vise by Trohs, leaving him stranded in a trash bin—only to be rescued by a dog tag found by Junior after a clash with Mamma’s St. Bernard. As Patton and Junior piece together clues from the candy store and the streets, the trail leads back to the gang’s hideout, where Tracy and his men lie in wait, ready to strike.
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Reprinted in Four Color #56 (1944)
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