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Bulletman #9 (1942)

Fawcett · 1942 · 69 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Crime Broker
16 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]Sergeant KentThe Crime Broker (villain, introduction)Mr. Barney (villain)Spike (villain)

In the shadowy world of 1942’s underground crime scene, the Crime Broker runs a glamorous nightclub where criminals unwind and plan their next moves—until a million-dollar bounty turns the tables. Now, the Flying Detectives must outwit the Broker’s network before the very criminals they’re hunting silence them for good.

Their First Split-Up
10 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]Sergeant KentOfficer ClancyMrs. WorthingMadame Crystal (villain, introduction)Monsieur Le Stars (villain, introduction)

When Bulletgirl feels overlooked after being sidelined in the local paper, she storms off to strike out alone—only to find herself tangled in a scam involving a fraudulent fortune teller preying on the wealthy of the west side. The story follows her as she takes on the case with her own brand of justice, testing her independence in a world that still sees her as part of a team.

The Amazing Case of the Canine Criminals
11 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]Sergeant Kentunnamed villain

In "The Amazing Case of the Canine Criminals," the Flying Detectives face their most puzzling case yet: a mastermind using a radio control device to orchestrate a pack of dogs in a series of daring jewelry store robberies. With their usual sharp instincts and aerial prowess, the team must outwit a criminal who’s turned man’s best friend into a fleet of four-legged accomplices.

The Ghost of Bob James
6 pp · horror-suspense

When a would-be flying vigilante impersonates Bulletman to exact justice, real Bulletman finds himself accused of the very crimes the impostor commits—and Bulletgirl must untangle the confusion before the criminals below exploit the chaos. This 1942 tale spins a clever case of mistaken identity high above the city, where one man's misguided heroism threatens to undo the real hero's reputation.

Bulletman Battles the Birdman
13 pp · superhero
Bulletman [Jim Barr]Bulletgirl [Susan Kent]Sergeant KentThe Birdman [Isidore Ignatius] (introduction)Rabbit Sloane (villain)

In "Bulletman Battles the Birdman," a poetic professor’s dream of flight leads him to build wings and take up the mantle of a flying crimefighter—only to be framed for every crime he tries to stop. Now hunted by the vengeful Birdman, who’s determined to capture both him and Bulletgirl, the unlikely hero must prove his innocence while staying one step ahead of the law.

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