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Atomic Bomb #1 (1946)

Gerona; Jay Burtis · 1946 · 37 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Case of the Kidnapped Cuties
9 pp · adventure
Beau BrummelMlle MerdvoixHoraceThe Great Gassolini

When the glamorous Mlle Merdvoix is abducted during a live radio broadcast, Beau Brummel sets his sights on solving the crime—and discovers a sinister impersonation scheme orchestrated by the vengeful Great Gassolini. With kidnapped performers being held in a building that doubles as a colossal underground elevator, Beau must use his wits to outmaneuver the theatrical madman and free the captive beauties before they sink beneath the surface.

Untitled story
6 pp · spy
Special Agent No. 1Kurt Karl KantzEl Bandido
Untitled story
7 pp · superhero
AirmaleStampyMr. Minus
A G.I. Joe With A Lot of Go!
4 pp · military
Teeny McSweeny

Teeny McSweeney has been secretly developing the ability to fly using only his lung capacity, and when his paratrooper unit comes under fire during a raid on Ugli Island, his unorthodox talent becomes their unexpected advantage. But when Teeny's parachute is shot down and he lands directly in enemy territory, he finds himself facing a Japanese general who demands he teach the enemy soldiers his flying technique—setting up a tense battle of wits in wartime.

Untitled story
6 pp · humor
Captain Milksop

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