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Red Seal Comics #18 (1946)

Chesler / Dynamic · 1946 · 51 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Untitled story
6 pp
Haunted Land
6 pp

Jim Collins, the fugitive outlaw known as the Gay Desperado, investigates mysterious rustlers terrorizing Ben Morton's ranch—only to uncover a scheme far more calculated than ghostly hauntings. When a marked playing card becomes the key to a conspiracy involving railroad interests and forged land options, the Gay Desperado must outwit a corrupt mob boss before an innocent rancher signs away everything. Can he clear his own name and expose the real villains before the law closes in?

Untitled story
4.67 pp
The Whispering Bride
6 pp · detective-mystery

When a widow in a sleepy New England town is found brutally attacked, detectives must untangle a web of jealousy and deception to find her killer. A man named George Warner becomes the prime suspect after a heated argument with the victim at a local inn, but a detective's instinct about a crucial detail—and some abandoned shoes and hats—points to a far more sinister scheme. As the investigation widens across state lines, "The Whispering Bride" reveals that not everything (or everyone) at a honeymoon boarding house is what it seems.

The Phantom of Marco's Villa
6 pp
Untitled story
6 pp
Untitled story
6 pp

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