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Bulletman #6 (1942)

Fawcett · 1942 · 68 pages

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Contains 6 stories
The Engraver
13 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]The Engraver (villain, introduction, death ?)

Bulletman and Bulletgirl stumble onto a counterfeit money scheme when Susan wins counterfeit cash at a rigged bingo game run by the mysterious villain known as The Engraver, who's using fallen racketeer Frank Ronello and his associate Porky Bleek to distribute fake bills. The flying heroes trace the operation through the special ink used on the counterfeits, but when they raid The Engraver's hideout, they find themselves trapped and at the mercy of a desperate criminal with nothing left to lose.

Meet the Mocker
10 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]The Mocker (villain, introduction)

In "Meet the Mocker," Jim Barr finds himself up against a criminal who thrives on mockery and chaos after a theater performance turns into a real-life mystery. When the Mocker strikes, leaving only laughter and confusion in his wake, the Flying Detectives must track down a foe who vanishes like smoke—leaving behind only the echo of a joke.

Untitled story
2 pp · humor; children
Chubby
The Duke of Burke
14 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]The Duke of Burke [Duke Burke] (villain, introduction)

When a ruthless criminal called the Duke of Burke begins terrorizing a small town with theft and intimidation, Bulletman and Bulletgirl spring into action to stop his reign of terror. The masked duo must track down the Duke and his gang before they can consolidate power over the local law enforcement. It's a high-flying battle of wits and fists as our heroes work to restore order and bring the villain to justice.

The Secret Sub Base Search
6 pp · humor
Private Ward
The Slide of Death
12 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]

High above the snowy peaks of the Rocky Mountains, Bulletman and Bulletgirl investigate a string of mysterious plane crashes at Crag Mountain—crashes the government can't explain. When a hidden radio transmitter and a suspicious hunting lodge point them toward a dangerous conspiracy, the young heroes must navigate treacherous mountain terrain and uncover a villain who's turned winter sports into instruments of murder and sabotage.

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