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Hit Comics #27 (1943)

Quality Comics · 1943 · 68 pages

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Contains 8 stories
Enter: Silk and Her Highness
15 pp · superhero
Kid EternityMr. KeeperSamson (historical character)Silk (villain)Her Highness (villainintroduction)

In "Enter: Silk and Her Highness," Jo finds herself caught between a rogue experiment and a mysterious queen when Mr. Keeper strips Kid Eternity of his powers after the Kid accidentally turns two men into "he-men." With the transformation now a target, Her Highness sends Silk to capture the men, setting off a race against time. As the Kid regains his powers and calls on Solomon’s wisdom, the fate of the transformed men hangs in the balance.

Scarpaw Smythe
8 pp
The Goodies' Battle Royal
8 pp · humor
The Burp Car
1 pp · humor
The Four Feathers of Death
8 pp · superhero
The Great Defender [Stormy Foster]The Archer [Joseph Villard] (villain, death)

Stormy Foster, the Great Defender, faces off against a deadly archer whose hurtling arrows have claimed the nation's leaders, each victim marked with a mysterious red feather. When the killer strikes again in his own city, Stormy must uncover the identity of this wily marksman before another life is lost—all while a chatty witness keeps insisting he's spotted the murderer. With his strength bolstered by a super-vitamin capsule, the Great Defender closes in on the truth behind the Four Feathers of Death.

At Liberty
5 pp · adventure; humor
Willie Meets His Spark
6 pp
Willie Wisp (a boy, introduction)Willie the Wisp (a magical lightning bug, introduction)Neptune (statue brought to life)

Willie Wisp, an imaginative eight-year-old boy, encounters Willie the Wisp, a magical lightning bug with big dreams of his own, who whisks him away on a fantastical night adventure. The two visit a museum where Willie the Wisp brings a statue of Neptune to life, and the three of them find themselves caught up in a series of hilarious misadventures around town. It's a charming tale of friendship and imagination that captures the pure fun of dreaming big, no matter how small you are.

Grego the Grisly Heading East
11 pp · humor
Bill the Magnificent [Bill Hanson]Peggy (Bill's sweetheart)Sheriff PoodleGrego the Grisly (villain, introduction)

In "Grego the Grisly Heading East," Bill finds himself increasingly uneasy as the local sheriff keeps assigning him the most unpleasant tasks—especially the one involving the notorious and fearsome Grego the Grisly. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1943 humor tale follows Bill’s reluctant journey as he’s dragged into a situation far more absurd than he ever expected.

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