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Variety Comics #3 (1946)

Croydon Publishing Co. · 1946 · 52 pages

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Contains 10 stories
The Fiddler!
8 pp · superhero · pencils Marvin Stein · inks Marvin Stein ?

When crooner Johnny Mensch and his orchestra accept a lucrative audition at a mysterious mansion, they find themselves trapped by the eccentric "Fiddles" McCoy—a music-obsessed criminal mastermind hiding a weapons arsenal in his cellar. Captain Valiant, Bruce Barton's crime-fighting alter ego, discovers the boys are being held captive and must infiltrate the house to stop McCoy's gun smuggling operation before the musicians become permanent fixtures in his twisted orchestra.

Untitled story
6 pp
Laughing Fireman!
6 pp · pencils Leo Bachle (signed) · inks Leo Bachle (signed)
Untitled story
1 pp · non-fiction
Untitled story
5 pp
Untitled story
6 pp
Untitled story
1 pp · non-fiction
Untitled story
6 pp
Untitled story
1 pp · non-fiction
The Mystery of the Eccentric Collector
7 pp · pencils Leo Bachle [as Leo] (signed) · inks Leo Bachle [as Leo] (signed)

When Bob and Jane's car breaks down outside an isolated mansion during a fierce storm, they seek shelter from a peculiar host named Menol—only to discover his home is filled with grotesque torture devices and what appears to be a real corpse hanging from a gallows. Convinced they've stumbled upon the lair of a murderer, the young couple must navigate a tense confrontation to uncover the truth behind the eccentric collector's macabre collection. Leo Bachle's atmospheric artwork brings "The Mystery of the Eccentric Collector" to life with all the suspense and dark humor the title promises.

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