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Congo Terror
Congo Terror (1)
"Chance fate involves Sheena in a real life..."
Characters
- Sheena
- Bob Reynolds
- Chim (a chimpanzee)
- Stone
- May Bell
- George Black
Credits
- Pencils: Bob Webb
- Inks: Bob Webb (uncertain)
- Inks: Ann Brewster (uncertain)
Story Notes
The title is taken from the cover. Slick inker, a la Brewster - though it's a little early for her. Different inker on main character than on rest of story.
"This month our time-flying playboy whizzes off with..."
Characters
- Stuart Taylor
- Laura Hayward
- William Tell
- Gessler
Credits
- Pencils: Sy Reit (uncertain)
Story Notes
Art starts to get more grotesque with this issue. Perhaps other hands are present on the pencils as well as the inks.
"This is the life!"
Characters
- Bobby
Credits
- Script: S. M. Iger
- Pencils: S. M. Iger
- Inks: S. M. Iger
"Once again, the buck private, Fred Larkin, meets..."
Characters
- Lightning [Fred Larkin]
- General Larkin
- Swift Elk
- Black Beaver
- Juan
Story Notes
Art has some traces of the grotesqueness that will typify Cassone's later art. Could JC be involved?
Sure Thing
"The two shadowy figures..."
Characters
- Officer Riley
- Mike (crook)
- Barney (crook)
"Inspector Dayton is in Florida, on vacation, and..."
Characters
- Inspector Dayton
- Manager Casey
- Lefty Thomas
- Ace Adams
- Babe Dell
- Mae
- Bonebreaker Nelson
Credits
- Pencils: Chuck Winter
- Inks: Don Cameron (uncertain)
Story Notes
Cameron worked with Winter elsewhere at this time, and this certainly doesn't look like pure Winter.
Beer Florist Plants for Sale (1)
Characters
- Uncle Otto
Story Notes
Not by Eisner according to Henry Steele.
"Fido, this thing sure has me puzzled..."
Characters
- Pee Wee Myers
- Mr. Chubb
Credits
- Script: S. M. Iger
- Pencils: S. M. Iger
- Inks: S. M. Iger
"Day-dreaming on the ship's deck, the Hawk is suddenly interrupted..."
Characters
- The Hawk
- Fluth
- Jeremy Clogg
- Jingo
- Captain Gormas
- Caleb
Story Notes
Eisner material is collaged along with reworked and new panels by shop personnel to gell a new story. More new (Blum?) panels here than in prior "new" stories. Any Eisner art here is reprinted from material printed in Jumbo Comics (1938 series) issues 1-16.