Ace Comics, #51

Published: June 1941

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Ace Comics #51

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Issue Contents:
1 page humor; children
Characters
  • Fritz
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Story 1 8 pages adventure; jungle; superhero

"Now whose idea was it to trap me like this? Yours, Count Bart?"

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Reprint Notes

From Phantom daily strips (King Features Syndicate) 1938-04-11 - 1938-04-16, 1938-04-18 - 1938-04-23 & 1938-04-25 - 1938-04-28. [One panel is omitted from one of the dailies on each page, in order to fit two 4-panel strips onto each 7-panel page.]

Story 2 1 page humor

"Putting a stitch in time."

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Story Notes

Jokes sent in by readers.

Story 3 4 pages humor; children

"Mom -- I'm gonna read my diary."

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Four single pages spread through the issue.

Story 4 4 pages adventure; crime

"Jim is collaborating with Mr. Channing of the F.B.I. on a new case."

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New Hired Hands
Story 5 1 page non-fiction; sports
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Do You Know...

Featuring Collectin' Stamps

Story 6 2 pages non-fiction

"That a troop of Boy Scouts in Cleveland..."

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Story 7 4 pages humor; children
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Story 8 4 pages adventure; children

"Toss him into the cart and bind him up..."

Arctic Hunter - part 2
Story 9 4 pages adventure
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Story 10 2 pages humor

"Check your dog while shopping 25¢."

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Two 1-page strips at different places in the comic.

Story 11 4 pages humor; domestic

"Who could be ringing our doorbell..."

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Story 12 4 pages drama

"I'm counting on you to win our football game this afternoon..."

Story 13 4 pages adventure; historical
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Lynne Overman; Carole Landis; George Sanders
Story 14 1 page non-fiction
Breaks
Story 15 1 page non-fiction; sports
Characters
  • John Whitehead
  • Whit Wyatt
  • Lee Grissom
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Featuring Polka Dot Pictures

Story 16 1 page non-fiction
Story 17 4 pages adventure

"You say Brynn Brighton is known to Mr. Bayrak, your new employer?"

Story 18 4 pages humor; children

"Why -- what's the matter, Teddy -- you hurt?"

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Story 19 2 pages humor; children

"Say, Elmer, a kid over on the West end of town..."

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Story 20 2 pages humor

"Ye know what, Paw--?? I'm beginning to feel mighty oneasy about Ambrose..."

Story 21 1 page humor; domestic

"Confidentially -- before we go in..."

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