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Hit Comics #21 (1942)

Quality Comics · 1942 · 68 pages

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ContinueHit Comics #22 →
Contains 11 stories
King Korman's Castle
11 pp · superhero · script ? [as Maxwell Elkan] (signed) (see notes)
The Great Defender [Stormy Foster]Ah ChooCount Manfred Von Grebe (villain)Heinz (villain)Manuel (villain)Ortiz (villain)Jose (villain)Hanz (villain)King Korman (villain)

When Stormy Foster delivers medicine to Death Valley, he discovers a murdered prospector—and the shots came from King Korman's Castle, where the ruthless Count Manfred Von Grebe has built a secret wartime outpost. The Great Defender changes into his crime-fighting gear and storms the fortress alone, battling Von Grebe's armed crew and uncovering a deadly operation hidden within the canyon stronghold.

Tootin's Goldfish
1 pp · humor

Tootin's Goldfish is a quirky little tale where Dan Tootin unveils a marvel: a goldfish that can supposedly detect gold deposits anywhere in the world. When word gets out, greedy operators follow him to test the invention—only to discover the fish has a very different kind of treasure in mind. It's a one-page laugh that proves sometimes the greatest discoveries lead to the most unexpected paydays.

The Dutch Guiana Incident
5 pp · adventure; humor
The Whissler Building Case
6 pp · adventure; crime
Betty BatesDode Van HuysenMoeJohn Holdes
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Captured by Axel Kopf
7 pp · superhero
Ghost of Flanders [Rip Graves]Axel Kopf (introduction)
Blacky Meyer Is Back in Town
6 pp · superhero
The Red Bee [Rick Raleigh] (District Attorney)Blacky Meyer (villain)
The Top-Hatters Mob
5 pp · adventure
Doug StrangeRod StrangeThe Top-Hatters MobNevins

Doug Strange, ex-Scotland Yard inspector, and his twin brother Rod have a knack for matching wits against crime—and when they get wind of the "Top-Hatters" mob's scheme to steal a valuable stamp collection, the brothers find themselves caught in a chase that spans from city streets to a golf course. With Rod pinned down by the gang and Doug held captive, the twins will have to use every trick in their arsenal to outmaneuver their quarry and bring the mob to justice.

The Fluid of Fury
5 pp · jungle
WangaloMahliMary CarneyJohn Carney
Three-Ring Chaos
6 pp · superhero
Hercules [Joe Hercules]Daniel Nichols (circus owner)Laura Nichols (Daniel's daughter)Bozo (circus clown)Red Jake Mazola (villain)
Cloud of Doom
9 pp · sports
Don Glory

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