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Crack Comics #11 (1941)

Quality Comics · 1941 · 68 pages

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Contains 15 stories
The Coming of Jasper Crow
9 pp · superhero · script ? [as Kenneth Lewis] (signed)
The Black Condor [Richard Grey, Jr., also as Senator Thomas Wright]Senator Thomas Wright (introduction, death)Dr. Foster (introduction)Wendy Foster (Wright's daughter, introduction)Senator Jasper Crow (villain, introduction)

In "The Coming of Jasper Crow," Richard Grey returns to his homeland only to witness Senator Wright stand up to the corrupt influence of Senator Jaspar Crow, whose threats turn deadly when Wright is shot. Forced into action, Grey steps into Wright’s role, using his new identity to fight back against the bill that threatens to undermine justice.

Untitled story
2 pp · humor
War of the Blondes and Brunettes
5 pp · science fiction
Rock BraddonSpace LegionCommander CrosbyQueen Luxor (villain, introduction)Queen Feros (villain, introduction)
Too Much Water
5 pp · adventure
Wizard WellsTugPortner [Rentrop] (villain, introduction, death)

Wizard Wells investigates a suspicious incident at a glass factory built in a precarious location—beneath a river that runs atop a cliff—and must race against rising floodwaters to save the plant from destruction. When sabotage threatens his emergency solution, Wells uncovers the culprit and discovers the villain's true identity may be far more sinister than anyone expected.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
The Spies on the Junk
5 pp · superhero
The Red Torpedo [Jim Lockhart]The Japanese (villains)
Untitled story
2 pp · drama
Untitled story
2 pp · humor
The Crickets Strike Again
6 pp · superhero
The Spider [Tom Hallaway]Baron Karl von Ernst (introduction, death)B-16 (villain, operative of the Crickets)The Big Cricket (villain)the Crickets (villains)

In "The Crickets Strike Again," the Spider tracks a trail of espionage to a former Nazi operative, B-16, uncovering a deeper network tied to the elusive Big Cricket. With no arrows drawn and the odds stacked, the hero must outmaneuver a deadly gang in a desperate bid to stay one step ahead—this time, not just surviving, but uncovering the truth behind the Crickets’ next move.

Untitled story
4 pp · sports
Little Squirt Electric Milker
1 pp · humor

A mysterious figure in sinister drawings sends Tom's wife into a panic, forcing her husband to don the disguise of Madam Fatal and investigate her terrifying past. When a grotesque gang leader emerges from the shadows with his own dark claims on the woman, Madam Fatal must battle through danger and deception on the high seas to save her.

The Drawings of Dwarf Rogan
5 pp · superhero
Madam Fatal [Richard Stanton]Dwarf Rogan (villain, introduction, death)
Sabotage!
5 pp · superhero
Tor [Jimmy Slade]Lucy Stone (Slade's colleague)Schneider Polekat (villain, introduction)

When a series of munitions factory explosions rocks the nation, press photographer Jimmy Slade—better known as the mystical hero Tor the Magic Master—investigates the sabotage and uncovers a sinister plot orchestrated by the ruthless Schneider Polekat. As Tor pursues the villain's web of destruction, his colleague Lucy Stone is captured and held hostage, forcing the magician into a desperate race against time to stop Polekat's final, catastrophic scheme. With hypnotic powers and magical cunning, Tor must outwit his enemy before the entire munitions complex goes up in flames.

Untitled story
2 pp · humor; children
The Case of Piggy Dorn
7 pp · detective-mystery; superhero
The Clock [Brian O'Brien]PugPiggy Dorn (villain, introduction)Homer Tweed (introduction)

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