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Yellowjacket Comics #4 (1944)

Charlton · 1944 · 52 pages

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ContinueYellowjacket Comics #5 →
Contains 7 stories
The Steel Coffin Case
9 pp · superhero
Yellowjacket [Vince Harley]
Untitled story
7 pp · superhero
Yellowjacket [Vince Harley]Topaz (villain)Bugs Dugan (villain)Fingers Fips (villain)

Topaz, freshly out of prison, opens a school for criminals—his classroom a front for teaching his students how to turn their illiteracy into a profitable crime spree. With Bugs Dugan and Fingers Fips as his eager pupils, and Yellowjacket watching from the shadows, the real lesson may be one of justice, not crime.

Untitled story
1 pp · non-fiction
Untitled story
8 pp · adventure
Diana the HuntressHerculesJupiterMercuryDiscordiaTony Palma
The Fall of the House of Usher
7 pp · horror-suspense · script ? (adaptation)
Edgar Allan PoeRoderick UsherMadelaine Usher

Edgar Allan Poe accepts a fateful invitation to visit his old friend Roderick Usher at a house shrouded in dread and decay, only to find his host a shadow of his former self—tormented by a mysterious ailment and the strange illness afflicting his sister Madelaine. As Poe remains as a guest through mounting horrors and increasingly ominous signs, he becomes entangled in the house's dark secrets and the supernatural terror that threatens to consume them all. This 1944 adaptation captures the sinister atmosphere of Poe's classic tale of psychological horror and inevitable doom.

Circus Saboteur
6 pp · adventure
Danny KingRussoCrane [Cross] (villain)Dubble

When mysterious tragedies strike the circus where Danny King works, he disguises himself as a clown to uncover the saboteur before another death occurs. As King investigates the murder of a fellow performer and a series of "accidents" threatening the show, he pieces together a web of revenge and misdirected vengeance. The truth behind the circus saboteur promises to shock everyone involved.

Untitled story
6 pp · adventure
Steve HardestyJake BurnsTheresa Burns

In a tense coastal thriller from 1944, Theresa Burns finds herself caught between loyalty and danger when she overhears her brother Jake and a group of smugglers plotting to seize a cache of cocaine from a ship docked in the harbor. With the clock ticking, she turns to Steve Hardesty of the harbor police, setting off a race against the shadows where trust is as fragile as the tide.

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