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The Hundred Comic Monthly#29
Cover: Bob Brown

The Hundred Comic Monthly #29

Feb 1959 · K. G. Murray · 2/- [0-2-0 AUP]
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In "I Found the Tribe of Tomorrow," chess master Alan Blake becomes entangled in a chilling game on a cursed board where each captured piece exacts a real-life toll. When his queen is taken, his fiancée collapses—only his ability to promote a pawn to a queen offers a fragile hope. Leonard Starr handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Bob Brown delivers the eerie cover art.

Contains 16 stories
I Found the Tribe of Tomorrow
8.67 pp
Tomahawk's Minute Men
8 pp · Historical, Western-Frontier
The Man with the Magic Camera
6 pp · Detective-Mystery
The Confessions of a Martian!
10 pp · Science Fiction
Untitled Humor story
6 pp · Humor, Teen
The Getaway King
6 pp · Superhero
The World at My Doorstep
7 pp · Science Fiction
The Million-Pound Photograph!
8 pp · Superhero
The Amazing Movie Camera!
8 pp · Superhero

In "The Amazing Movie Camera!", when Jane Smith lands a role in the new Wonder Woman film, the ambitious producer J.B. tries to outwit the superheroine by using her fame and the movie's stunts as a trap. The story unfolds as Jane, caught between her real-life identity and the spotlight, must stay one step ahead of J.B.'s schemes—before the camera rolls on something far more dangerous than fiction.

The Trigger Trio!
7.6 pp · Western-Frontier

In "The Trigger Trio!", a town clerk named Adam Twilby, smitten with the legendary Walt Trigger, decides he’s cut out for the job—so he dons a Trigger Twin outfit and stumbles into a showdown with outlaws. When his clumsy interference knocks over a wasp’s nest and sends both him and Walt tumbling into a borax bin, the duo’s fate hangs in the balance—until a rescue unfolds with a twist: Wayne arrives not to save one sheriff, but two, and suddenly, there are three.

Untitled Humor story
0.4 pp · Humor
Devil's Chessboard
5.6 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "Devil's Chessboard," chess master Alan Blake finds himself trapped in a sinister game on a cursed board where each captured piece exacts a real-life toll. When his queen is taken and his fiancée collapses from a heart attack, Blake must race to save her by promoting a pawn—before time runs out and the game claims more than just pieces.

Untitled Humor story
0.4 pp · Humor
The Secret of the Seven Clues!
8 pp · Crime
The Interplanetary Scarecrow
5.6 pp · Science Fiction
Untitled Humor story
0.4 pp · Humor

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Full credits

artist, inker Leonard Starr
cover pencils, inks Bob Brown

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↩ Reprints Strange Adventures #6 (1951), Adventure Comics #205 (1954), All Star Western #85 (1955), Tomahawk #41 (1956), Big Town #46 (1957), Detective Comics #246 (1957), Wonder Woman #94 (1957), Adventure Comics #243 (1957), Adventure Comics #245 (1958), Strange Adventures #95 (1958), Detective Comics #259 (1958), My Greatest Adventure #23 (1958), Action Comics #245 (1958), House of Mystery #226 (1974)

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