Super-Mystery Comics #3

Aug 1941 · Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 0.10 USD

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“The Clown and Zora”

In "The Clown and Zora," Principal Blake—secretly the masked hero Buckskin—investigates a strange wave of truancy among three boys, uncovering a scheme that’s pulling them into something far more dangerous than skipping class. Written by Robert Turner and illustrated with crisp, dynamic energy by Harry Anderson, this 1941 mystery from Ace Magazines blends schoolyard intrigue with early superhero suspense, all framed by Jim Mooney’s striking cover.

writer Robert Turner · artist, inker Harry Anderson · cover Jim Mooney

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writer Robert Turner

artist, inker Harry Anderson

cover pencils, inks Jim Mooney

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Principal Blake, as Buckskin, looks into why three boys have been playing hooky from school and learns of a subversion the boys are being suckered in to.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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