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Prize Comics #24 (1940)

Prize · 1940 · 70 pages

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ContinuePrize Comics #25 →

Prize Comics #24 is an anthology featuring multiple stories. The cover story introduces "Buck Sanders and His Pals," with a teaser asking "What is the mystery behind Yank and Doodle, 'America's Fighting Twins'?" Another story features a character named Funnibone who works in coal mines and discusses mining operations with colleagues. A separate narrative follows Terry Pane, a female detective, who investigates sabotage at a mining operation in Ohio. The issue also includes a comedic sequence involving military characters and a Black Owl character engaged in combat, with slapstick action including a jammed gun and explosive violence. Additionally, a text story details a detective's encounter with a mysterious eye symbol connected to a dead man, leading him to discover a stolen diamond and uncovering a general Eye Cult operating in Chinatown.

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