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Hit Comics #29 (1943)

Quality Comics · 1943 · 68 pages

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Contains 9 stories
Barry the Magician
15 pp · superhero
Kid EternityMr. KeeperMark AntonyNoahChristopher ColumbusSherlock HolmesHarry HoudiniPheippidesJim CorbettLeander (villain)

Barry the Magician, a struggling performer, faces humiliation at a society party when his stepbrother Dale sabotages his act—only to be rescued by Kid Eternity, who conjures historical figures like Napoleon, Mark Antony, and Christopher Columbus to turn the tide. As Barry’s magic show takes an unexpected turn, the crowd’s disbelief gives way to awe, but the victory is short-lived when Dale’s cruelty escalates, leaving Barry shaken and doubting himself.

Exhibit "A"
8 pp · superhero
The Great Defender [Stormy Foster]Doc VaughnAh Choo
Rumble at the Mowser Club
2 pp · humor
Making Things Hot for the Japs
6 pp · humor
Her HighnessSilkthe Japanese (villains)
Murder in Hollywood
8 pp
The Reducing Salve
1 pp · humor
Back in the U.S.A.
5 pp · adventure; humor
Daniel Goon for Sheriff
6 pp · humor
In the Clutches of Prof. Twerp
11 pp · humor
Bill the Magnificent [Bill Hanson]Jean (Bill's new sweetheart)Professor Twerp (villain)

In "In the Clutches of Prof. Twerp," Bill finds himself whisked away by the diminutive but devious Professor Twerp, who's determined to unlock the secrets of Bill's mysterious abilities. But when those powers kick in, Bill's mind drifts from the lab to the silver screen—his thoughts fixated on a Hollywood date with Hedy Lamarr, leaving the scientist's scheme in disarray.

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