Top Notch Laugh Comics #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis December 1943 MLJ Magazine offers a playful mix of superhero muscle and comedic mystery on its cover, penciled and inked by Harry Sahle — the Black Hood, arms folded in his striking yellow-and-black costume, looms under a single hanging lamp while a sweating, nervous sheriff clutches a tiny dead bird as a speech bubble poses the question: "Who Killed Cock Robin??" The left side of the cover teases additional features with vignettes of Dotty Ditto and Señor Siesta, promising plenty of humor alongside the superhero antics. At a dime a copy, this issue captures the wonderfully offbeat charm that made wartime humor comics such a lively corner of the medium.
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A mystic and spiritualist gets his customers to tell where they keep their valuables then later robs them.
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