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Mike Barnett, Man Against Crime #1 (1951)

Fawcett · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Kill the Umpire!
12 pp · crime; detective-mystery
Danger Sign
1 pp · humor

Doc Sorebones finds himself in an awkward spot when the chatty Mrs. Jones corners him to ask about his patient Mrs. Smith—but a simple misunderstanding about whether he's still attending to her leads to a hilarious mix-up about what "out of danger" really means. It's a quick, clever bit of humor that plays on the gap between what's said and what's heard.

The Mint of Dr. Dionysos
12 pp · crime

Detective Mike Barnett arrives in Cairo to hunt down Rufus Warner, a master counterfeiter specializing in forged ancient coins—only to find Warner already dead, murdered in a hotel room. With the help of local police, Barnett pieces together clues that point to Dr. Dionysos, a brilliant criminal mastermind behind the counterfeiting operation, and begins to navigate the shadowy streets and hidden agendas of the Cairo underworld in pursuit of the truth.

College Cutups
4 pp · humor

Colonel Corn and Korny Kobb trade barbs about education when Korny mentions his brother Oscar is heading to Harvard, sparking a hilarious chain of college-related tall tales and groan-worthy puns. Just when things seem to settle down, Colonel Corn's generous gift comes with an unexpected catch that sends Korny right back into a rage.

All at Sea!
1 pp · humor

Dizzy Daisy is thrilled about her first ocean voyage aboard the S.S. Insomnia, but when the crew calls a ship drill and asks her to put on a life preserver, she has other ideas about maritime safety. Her cheeky response to the captain's precautions makes for a humorous take on passenger priorities during emergency procedures.

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