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The Hundred Comic Monthly#6
Cover: Peter Chapman

The Hundred Comic Monthly #6

Mar 1957 · K. G. Murray · 2/- [0-2-0 AUP]
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In "The Men Who Stole Roads," Blabber Mouse tries to turn over a new leaf by stopping his habit of spilling secrets to Tomcat—only to find that experimenting with invisible ink from a junior chemistry kit might be just as risky. A clever twist on mischief and curiosity, this 1957 tale from Rube Grossman’s art and inks delivers a quietly suspenseful yarn with a touch of science-fueled mischief. The cover by Peter Chapman captures the story’s playful tension with a sharp, expressive eye.

Contains 19 stories
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
The Men Who Stole Roads
10 pp · Western-Frontier
The Big-Game Butterfly Hunter
6 pp · Jungle
The Racketeer's Revenge
3.5 pp · Detective-Mystery
Untitled Humor story
0.5 pp · Humor
Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story
4 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Blabber Mouse tries to turn over a new leaf, vowing to keep his secrets to himself—no more spilling Tomcat’s confidences. But when a junior chemistry kit leads him down a sticky path of invisible ink experiments, even his best intentions start to leak.

The Secret of the Space-Bomb
6 pp · Science Fiction
The Tom Thumb Aquaman
6 pp · Superhero
The Fireworks of Prophecy
6 pp · Fantasy
First Come!
6 pp · Teen

In "First Come!", Liz is nervously waiting for Freddy to ask her to the dance—except Freddy thinks she’s waiting for Dinsmore, and Dinsmore is left wondering if he should even try.

The Hotrods of Space!
5.66 pp · Science Fiction

In the year 2054, reckless drivers aren’t just a problem on Earth’s roads—they’re a growing danger in the space lanes. Tommy and Brent, two seasoned enforcers of the cosmic highways, are called in to stop a wave of high-speed antics that threaten to derail interplanetary travel. "The Hotrods of Space!" delivers a pulse-pounding chase through the stars, where every turn could mean disaster.

The Sky Sleuths!
8 pp · Detective-Mystery
The Hour of Hoaxes
6 pp · Detective-Mystery
Untitled Teen story
6 pp · Teen
The Telecast from the Future
5.66 pp · Science Fiction
Untitled Humor story
0.3 pp · Humor
The Cowboy Magician
10 pp · Western-Frontier
Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story
4.66 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

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Full credits

artist, inker Rube Grossman
cover pencils, inks Peter Chapman

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