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Hit Comics #25 (1942)

Quality Comics · 1942 · 68 pages

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Contains 9 stories
The Origin of Kid Eternity
15 pp · superhero
Kid Eternity's un-named grandfather (death)Daniel Troop (introduction)St. PeterUnknown Soldierthe Nazis (villains)

In the wartime skies of 1942, a young boy named Jo survives a Nazi torpedo attack only to find his spirit denied entry to the afterlife—his name missing from the list of the dead. When the mysterious Mr. Kepper intervenes, he resurrects Jo’s body with a flash of light and grants him the power to summon any historical figure by speaking the word “eternity.” Armed with this gift and a mission tied to the war, Jo must now navigate a world where the past walks beside him.

The Death-House Blues
8 pp · script ? (signed as Stanley Charlot)
Slugs Moran (villain, introduction, death, also appears as ghost)Paul Redfern (villain, introduction, death)

Betty Bates, the newly elected District Attorney, sets her sights on crime boss Paul Redfern after his henchman Slugs Moran goes to the chair—but Redfern proves slippery, pulling off a daring jewel heist and vanishing into the underworld before Betty can close her net. As Redfern grows bolder and more desperate, the line between justice and obsession blurs, and a guilty conscience begins to haunt him in ways he never imagined.

Hair Seed
1 pp · humor

"Hair Seed" features Dan Too Tin, the Madcap Chemist, who hawks his latest invention to a baldheaded customer—a patent hair seed guaranteed to restore a full head of hair. After six weeks of treatment and plenty of water, the results are... well, let's just say the customer's scalp has sprouted something, though perhaps not exactly what was promised.

A Lesson For Bill Jones
7 pp · superhero
Bill Jones (introduction)Hans Schmutz (villain, introduction)

In "A Lesson For Bill Jones," the Ghost confronts a draft-dodging American named Jones, turning a personal mission into a shared fight against a Nazi infiltrator. As the two navigate the dangers of wartime deception, Jones must decide what it truly means to serve his country.

Men With Two Faces
8 pp · superhero
Dr. Van Veldt (villain, introduction, death)

Stormy Foster, The Great Defender, investigates a sinister operation run by Dr. Van Veldt, an eye doctor whose office has become a hub for espionage and deception. When Stormy discovers that Van Veldt has been surgically altering Japanese agents to pass as Americans, he's drawn into a dangerous web of sabotage and combat. The Great Defender must stop the villain's plot before Van Veldt and his operatives can escape justice.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
The Incendiary Comic Book
5 pp · adventure; humor
Mr. Twinch (villain, introduction)
Prisoner In a Chinese Laundry
6 pp · adventure
Lin (introduction)
Magnificent Bill
11 pp · humor
Roscoe (introduction, newsreel reporter)Peggy Wilson (introduction, Bill's sweetheart)Commissioner Harris (villain, introduction)Rocks (villain, introduction)

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