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Crack Comics #10 (1941)

Quality Comics · 1941 · 68 pages

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Contains 15 stories
Sophisticated Lady
9 pp · superhero · script ? [as Kenneth Lewis] (signed)
The Black Condor [Richard Grey, Jr.]Sophisticated Lady [Marta Cowen] (villain, introduction)Nickolas Gido (villain, introduction)

The Black Condor, disguised as a suave stranger, is drawn into a dangerous game when the notorious Sophisticated Lady, Marta Cowen, deliberately spills champagne on him at a nightclub and invites him to her apartment. As he pretends to be a reluctant accomplice, he learns she and her gangster ally, Nickolas Gido, plan to steal the Royal Sapphire Necklace, setting up a high-stakes aerial heist.

Untitled story
2 pp · humor
Draco's Mechanical Invasion Fleet
5 pp · science fiction
Space LegionRay CrosbyRock BraddonDraco (villain, introduction, death)Elaine Wadsworth
Super Power Slip-Up
5 pp · adventure
Wizard WellsJared Mota (villain, introduction)SmytheTug
Let's Go Huntin'!
1 pp · humor
Captured by the Black Shark
5 pp · superhero
The Red Torpedo [Jim Lockhart]Black Shark (villain)Maj.-Gen. Von Rubitch (villain, introduction, death)the Nazis (villains)
Untitled story
2 pp · drama
Untitled story
2 pp · humor
The Mysterious Falcon
6 pp · superhero
The Spider [Tom Halloway]The Captain (villain, introduction)

The Spider tracks a mysterious gang of hooded men hijacking sailors, uncovering their hidden raider ship and its brutal captain. As he infiltrates the vessel, the Spider outwits the crew and frees the captured sailors, turning the tide against the villainous Captain.

Untitled story
4 pp · sports
Amazonia's Fifth Column
5 pp · superhero
Tor [Jimmy Slade] (press photographer, introduction)Maria De S (villain, introduction)un-named Axis spies (villains, introduction for all, all die)
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Madam Fatal Meets the Jester
5 pp · superhero
Madam Fatal [Richard Stanton]The Jester [Robert Mason] (introduction)Prof. Mason (introduction, Jester's father)Ratney (villain, introduction)Paxton (villain, introduction)

Madam Fatal encounters the Jester, a mysterious figure who impersonates a notorious criminal to steal a valuable government formula, leading her to uncover a conspiracy involving Prof. Mason’s missing son and a gang led by Ratney and Paxton. As the Jester reveals himself as the real man behind the mask, he confronts Ratney’s gang, saving both Madam Fatal and Prof. Mason in a dramatic rooftop showdown.

Untitled story
2 pp · humor
The False Clock
7 pp · detective-mystery; superhero
The Clock [Brian O'Brien]Scat Bison (villain, introduction, impersonates the Clock)Pug Brady

The Clock and Pug race to John Paul Dale’s home after a series of murders blamed on the Clock, only to find the real killer—Scat Bison, who has been impersonating the hero—already inside. As the impostor attempts to escape after a deadly confrontation, the Clock and Pug close in, setting a trap that reveals the truth behind the crimes.

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