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Amazing Mystery Funnies #6 (1939)

Centaur · 1939 · 7 pages

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Contains 9 stories
Untitled story
5 pp · science fiction
Skyrocket Steele Dodge
Untitled story
6 pp · science fiction
Professor GrayDr. Ralon (death)Nelson (Ralon's assistant)Tima woman (villain, death)woman's partners (both die)

In "null," Dr. Ralon’s Arctic Experiment Camp becomes the center of a startling breakthrough—his evolutionizing machine has created human life from animals—only to be interrupted by a sudden intrusion. Three mysterious figures, led by a determined woman, crash into the lab and seize control, capturing both the doctor and the arriving Tim, along with the Air-Sub DX.

Untitled story
4 pp
The Quest of the Golden Idol
6 pp
Tim Roberts
The Three "Bugs" on Weird Isle
6 pp
Devil of the Deep
6 pp · adventure
Dave Dean (introduction)Shorty (introduction)
Untitled story
5 pp · adventure · script Claud Russell
MooreDickChief Hafir (dies this story)

In the sun-scorched dunes of 1939, Mr. Moore and his assistant Dick navigate a treacherous desert caravan route, only to be cornered by Chief Hafir’s tribe of Plunderers demanding protection money. When they refuse, they’re shot and stripped bare—but instead of fleeing, they track the raiders through the wasteland, determined to turn the tables. Written by Claud Russell, this tense desert adventure unfolds in five gripping pages.

Untitled story
4 pp
Untitled story
3 pp
Cutter Carson

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