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Hit Comics #38 (1945)

Quality Comics · 1945 · 64 pages

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ContinueHit Comics #40 →
Contains 9 stories
Untitled story
15 pp · fantasy; superhero · pencils William "Red" Mohler
Kid EternityMr. KeeperThorAndrew JacksonPonce De LeonOsceolaCaptain Kidd (villain)

In this 1945 fantasy adventure from Hit Comics #38, the Kid Eternity calls upon Thor to aid in a mysterious case—only for the god’s hammer to miss its mark, sparking divine frustration. With Red Mohler’s dynamic art bringing the clash of myth and mystery to life, the duo uncovers the truth behind the misfire: a hidden antenna disrupting the divine strike.

Free Demonstration Tootin's Miracle Hair Tonic!
1 pp · humor

Dan Tootin' whips up a revolutionary new hair tonic he's convinced will make his fortune, and he's eager to test it on his friend Pete, who's sporting exactly one lonely bristle atop his head. A week later, Pete returns with the results—and Dan discovers his miracle formula worked, just not quite in the way he expected. A zippy one-page gag that captures the madcap spirit of 1945 humor comics.

Untitled story
5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Untitled story
5 pp · humor
Her HighnessSilk
Untitled story
8 pp
Untitled story
6 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Untitled story
5 pp · adventure; humor
Untitled story
8 pp · adventure
Betty BatesNorma (Betty's friend)Dick (Betty's husband)Alice (Betty's acquaintance)unnamed bearded man (Dick's uncle)Dick (villain, Norma's husband)

In the 1945 adventure tale "null" from Hit Comics #38, District Attorney Betty Bates finds herself unexpectedly in the spotlight when she catches the wedding bouquet—only to be unsettled by a bearded stranger’s ominous warning that the wedding flowers herald death. With the eerie legend of the haunted estate The Hallows looming, Betty must unravel a mystery that ties the present to a past shrouded in mystery, all while the wedding’s joyful moment begins to feel like a prelude to something far darker.

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