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Jo-Jo Comics #7b (1946)

Fox · 1946 · 36 pages

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This anthology issue contains multiple stories. "Congo King" features Jo-Jo led into a crude maze where he must learn his fate, with a princess offering a choice between two doors—one leading to freedom and the other to danger—while Jo-Jo uses boulders to defeat enemies and eagles to aid his cause. A second story involves film producers at Triggergulch Pop planning to cast real westerners for their production "Rose of the West," with characters named Triggergulch Spike and others discussing the casting of a girl star named Gilder Glitter.

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