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Police Comics #11 (1942)

Quality Comics · 1942 · 68 pages

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ContinuePolice Comics #12 →
Contains 13 stories
The Brain of Cyrus Smythe
9 pp · superhero
Captain Murphey (Mammoth City Policeman)Tad Wilkins (introduction, death)Mr. Wilkins (death)Mrs. Wilkins (death)ValdaShirleyFather Time (cameo)Cyrus Smythe (villain, introduction)ZitherSi Ray

In "The Brain of Cyrus Smythe," a centuries-old villain’s consciousness survives in a jar, transferred into the body of a World War II soldier after a tragic mix-up. Now, as the brain of the dead villain awakens in a new host, it sets off a chain of events that brings him into deadly conflict with the ever-resourceful Plastic Man.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Dewey DripMr. DripMrs. DripGeneral Fitz-Frogfuzz
The Runt's Revenge
5 pp · adventure; crime
#711 [Daniel Dyce]The Runt (villain)DripDip
Untitled story
5 pp · superhero
Hoiman Schtrugmeyer (villain)
The Tire Thieves
5 pp · detective-mystery
Steele KerriganAnneBugsy WilliamsDippy StahlMr. StantonFritz
The Laughing Gas Crimes
6 pp · superhero
Professor HookerI. Q. MatelliEggheadJim KellyKit KellyChief BranniganUriah Heap (villain, the professor's assistant)

In "The Laughing Gas Crimes," Manhunter races to stop a wave of chaos sparked by a stolen invention—Professor Hooker’s volatile laughing gas, now in the hands of his rogue lab assistant. With the city in fits of uncontrollable laughter, Manhunter must think fast, uncovering a surprisingly simple cure: onions.

Killer Kane
1 pp · humor
Burp the TwerpKiller KaneJoe

Burp the Twerp's "super crime compass" leads him straight to Killer Kane in the middle of a murderous spree, but the bumbling hero's misplaced politeness gives the criminal an unexpected opportunity to maintain his deadly reputation. This one-page romp proves that even the most dangerous killer can't compete with a super-powered sidekick's own brand of chaos.

The Origin of the Spirit
7 pp · superhero
LeengKellyHappyO'RourkePokeyGimp
The Monster of the Swamps
6 pp · detective-mystery
Peter MilesChic CarterGay NolanNickThe Swamp Monster [Rocky Green] (intro, villain)

When radio commentator Peter Miles decides to broadcast live from the Everglades to prove the legendary Swamp Monster is just a hoax, Chic Carter and his fiancée Gay Nolan find themselves caught in a deadly mystery—one that begins with a body and spirals into a dangerous pursuit through the murky waters. As the truth behind the creature's identity unravels, Chic must confront a desperate criminal and his elaborate scheme before more lives are lost.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Super Snooper
The White Gardenias
5 pp · superhero
Slugger DunnJoan RogersSenator BarrowThe White Gardenias [Senator Beepothers] (villains)

Senator Barrow prepares to expose the dangerous criminal organization known as the White Gardenias in a public address, but the masked villains move quickly to silence him before he can speak. When Slugger Dunn learns of their plan, he's captured alongside the Senator—but the Firebrand arrives to turn the tables, freeing both men and clearing the way for Barrow to finally deliver his testimony. As the Senator reveals what he knows, another White Gardenia agent makes a desperate attempt to stop him, only to be thwarted by Joan, who proves herself more than just a bystander when she helps bring the would-be assassin to justice.

The Murder of Malcom Munsey
5 pp · detective-mystery; superhero
The Mouthpiece [Bill Perkins]Malcom Munsey (death)Mrs. MunseyGreaseball Bulloni
The Spy Ring Murder
6 pp · superhero
Lieutenant Bob Forbes (of U.S. intelligence, death)Nazis (villains)Mike

In "The Spy Ring Murder," Jo and Don stumble upon the murder of a U.S. intelligence officer linked to a sabotage plot targeting a re-fueling station. When the Phantom Lady uncovers a Nazi network operating through the office of a wealthy jeweler, she must unravel the conspiracy before more lives are lost.

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