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Freelance Comics #33 (1946)

Anglo-American Publishing Company Limited · 1946 · 52 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Mysterious Prisoner
16 pp · superhero
Freelance
Sooper Dooper Is Never Lost for Words
1 pp · humor
Sooper Dooper

Sooper Dooper finds himself in the audience at a lecture on an unusual topic when a quick-witted heckler poses a clever question to the speaker—and Sooper Dooper, never one to miss a chance to deliver a perfect comeback, jumps in with a punchline that brings the house down. It's a quick, smart bit of comic relief that proves our hero's gift for gab can defuse any situation with humor.

Untitled story
14 pp · superhero
Freelance
The Nuts
1 pp · humor
Sooper Dooper

Sooper Dooper throws his hat in the ring as a candidate for assistant dog-catcher, launching into an impassioned campaign speech to win over the townfolk—but hours pass without him noticing, and his audience's attention begins to drift. When called out for talking too long, he discovers a calendar hanging right behind him the whole time, making for a humbling lesson in self-awareness.

Underground Rockets
12 pp · superhero
Freelance

When two war correspondents are brutally attacked in a German café, Freelance emerges from the shadows to help them uncover the sinister truth behind the assault. The mysterious adventurer suspects the reporters have stumbled onto something far more dangerous than they realize—and his investigation leads him from a quiet picnic spot to the discovery of a hidden underground factory where a shadowy organization called the Super Six is secretly building dread weapons. As Freelance closes in on their operation, the race is on to stop their evil designs before they can be unleashed.

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