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Bulletman #11 (1943)

Fawcett · 1943 · 66 pages

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ContinueBulletman #12 →
Contains 5 stories
The Case of the Christmas Crimes
16 pp · superhero
BulletmanBulletgirlBulletdogDr. Clever (villain)
The Fiendish Fiddler
13 pp · superhero
BulletmanBulletgirlThe Fiddler (villain)Sergeant KentJan Corvo

In "The Fiendish Fiddler," a sinister violinist wields a chilling power: his music can bend minds, turning listeners into obedient puppets. With his eerie tunes, he orchestrates a string of bank robberies—until Bulletman and Bulletgirl step in to stop the symphony of crime.

Keyhole Karlos
13 pp · superhero
BulletmanBulletgitlKeyhole Karlos (villainintroduction)Sergeant KentSandra WillisOfficer Mike Casey

In "Keyhole Karlos," the town's most dangerous gossip-monger uses his web of secrets to manipulate everyone—including Bulletman and Bulletgirl—threatening to expose their identities unless he gets his way. Written by a mysterious hand and illustrated with sharp, period-perfect flair, this 1943 tale turns the spotlight on a villain who doesn’t need superpowers, just the truth.

Ambitious Armbruster vs. $18.75
6 pp · humor
Ambitious ArmbrusterChamp AnzeeCecil Sissy
The Case of the Flying Corpse!
10 pp · superhero
BulletmanBulletgirlShylocke (villainintroduction)Sergeant Kent

In "The Case of the Flying Corpse!" from Bulletman #11 (1943), the duo investigates a murder tied to a corrupt moneylender named Shylocke, only to find Bulletgirl trapped in a deadly trap with a ticking clock. As Bulletman races against time, the mystery deepens—especially when the victim’s body seems to defy the laws of physics.

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