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Feature Comics #66 (1943)

Quality Comics · 1943 · 69 pages

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ContinueFeature Comics #67 →
Contains 13 stories
The Adventure with the Corpse
13 pp · superhero · script ? [as William Erwin Maxwell] (signed)
Doll Man [Darrel Dane]The Corpse [Slick Murdock] (villain, introduction, death?)
Blimpy Falls in Love
7 pp · humor
Blimpy [Rufus Tastas Sassafrass O'Brain]Tabby TylerDiamond Eyes (introduction, a statue)Ruby Stone (villain, introduction)
Case of the Missing Twins
5 pp · detective-mystery
ZeroLana Ugar (a ghost, introduction)Lois Ugar (introduction)Hugo Barno (villain, introduction)

A grief-stricken young woman named Lois Ugar brings her troubles to Zero, the ghost detective, convinced that the spiritualist Professor Hugo Barno murdered her twin sister Lana eight years ago—a sister who vanished without a trace after being forced into marriage against her will. When Zero attends one of Barno's séances to investigate, the evening takes a supernatural turn that will test whether the detective can uncover the truth buried in Barno's past.

Skyjacked in Mexico
6 pp · humor; detective-mystery
Swing SissonJ. R. McNulty (first appearance)Franz Von Worle (first appearancevillain)
Untitled story
2 pp · humor
Lala Palooza
Untitled story
4 pp · humor
Big Bill Ebling
1 pp · humor
Poison IvyBig Bill Ebling (first appearancevillain)

Poison Ivy takes on a protection racket job when a store owner hires him to deal with the extortionist Big Bill Ebling. The mighty mite wastes no time confronting the thug and settling the matter with his fists in true tough-guy fashion.

The Spider Widow Meets the Spider Man!
5 pp · superhero
The Spider Widow [Dianne Grayson]The Raven [Tony Grey]John Keller (Dianne's Uncle)The Spider Man (villain, a Nazi saboteur, introduction)Herman (villain, mechanical spider)

In "The Spider Widow Meets the Spider Man!", Jo and Dianne find themselves caught in a web of danger when a mechanical spider named Herman terrorizes a factory owned by Dianne’s uncle—only to discover the true menace is the Spider Man himself. With danger crawling from every shadow, the two heroines must outwit a foe who’s as cunning as he is monstrous.

Moon, Stars, and Stuff
2 pp · humor; superhero
Inferior Man [Courtney Fudd]Sparks (villain, a Martian, introduction)

In "Moon, Stars, and Stuff," Inferior Man stumbles into a bizarre sideshow when a lost Martian crashes into his world, seeking Venus. Things get even more chaotic when Sparks, a bumbling interplanetary oddball, rubs Inferior Man the wrong way—only to be instantly reduced to Fudd’s lightning rod-bound servant.

Untitled story
2 pp · humor
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Snappy
Wonder Gal
5 pp · aviation
Spin Shaw [Capt. S. R. "Spin" Shaw]Marsha Boles (introduction)the Japanese (villain)

Captain Spin Shaw and Marsha Boles commandeer a Japanese submarine and use a daring radio trick to intercept an enemy seaplane in the South Pacific, then race to Port Moresby with urgent intelligence about an incoming sub pack targeting an Allied convoy. What unfolds is a high-flying aerial scramble where the two pilots must defend the waters against overwhelming odds—and Spin gets to show off just as much ingenuity as his sharp-witted partner.

Alababa and the Five Thieves
9 pp · adventure; children; spy
Rusty RyanThe Boyville Brigadiers [AlababaPierpoint LeeSmiley ScottEdWhiteyScottyMoi Yutong]Alababa's wife (introduction)Prince Kirasan (introduction)Joe (villain, introduction)four un-named thieves (villains, introduction for all)

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