Crack Comics #30 (1943)

In "The Men Who Knew Too Much," Lance and Kim, vacationing at Winter Wonderland, lend a hand to a struggling circus clown named Biff, using their powers to give his act a surprising boost. When a mysterious killer known as Zero targets Peggy, Captain Triumph and his new ally Biff must race to protect her before the danger escalates.

In a whimsical 1943 humor short from Crack Comics #30, the comic strip character Inkie finds himself in a panic when a black ink shortage threatens to halt all artistic work at the Crack Comics studio. With the help of the eccentric scientist Arthritis, who concocts a bizarre new ink from unlikely ingredients, Inkie and a newly animated wild man villain stumble into a surreal situation where reality and comic pages blur.

In "null," Senator Bird takes up the mantle of Wright's adversary in Congress, waging a silent war through his fierce protector, the eagle Fury, as he pushes a national park bill for Bald Eagles—only to face resistance from Thomas, a key figure who’s quietly blocked the legislation. With the fate of the eagles hanging in the balance, the senator’s relentless campaign turns deadly, turning the halls of power into a battlefield of feathers and fury.

In a 1943 crime tale from Crack Comics #30, the masked vigilante Alias the Spider intercepts a gang of thieves led by the ruthless Rocks Dolson after a botched heist, only to find himself entangled in a bizarre twist when one of the crooks, a delusional man claiming to be a future mobster, leads him straight to Dolson’s hideout. As the Spider confronts the gang, a series of chaotic misadventures—including a blind man’s cup being stolen and a wild chase involving a truck—unravel in a mix of slapstick and suspense, all leading to a showdown where the line between criminal and fool blurs.