Issue Contents:
Credits
- Pencils: E. C. Stoner
- Inks: E. C. Stoner
Featuring The Voice; Popular Comics
"Have you read the latest adventure of the Voice?"
Story Notes
Inside front cover
"Phil Anson a young American adventurer has leared the..."
Credits
- Pencils: E. C. Stoner
- Inks: E. C. Stoner
"Bruce Pug and Hap are about to leave..."
Credits
- Script: Gaylord Du Bois
- Pencils: Bob Jenney
- Inks: Bob Jenney
Story Notes
Copyright 1940 by R. S. Callender.
"A navy mine..."
Story Notes
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
"Look, Harrington, another death threat."
Credits
- Script: Maurice Kashuba (uncertain)
- Pencils: Maurice Kashuba (uncertain)
- Inks: Maurice Kashuba (uncertain)
Story Notes
Copyright 1940 by Phillips H. Lord Inc.
"Caught In a fierce tropical hurricane..."
Credits
- Script: Al McWilliams (uncertain)
- Pencils: Al McWilliams
- Inks: Al McWilliams
Story Notes
Copyright 1940 by R. S. Callender.
"Speed and Mickey have been called..."
Credits
- Script: Victor Bloom
- Pencils: Bob Hebberd
- Inks: Bob Hebberd
Story Notes
Three actual people appear in the story: President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor (the former King Edward VIII and his wife, formerly Wallis Simpson).
"John Carter, Tars Tarkas, and Thuvia, the slave girl..."
Credits
- Script: John Coleman Burroughs (uncertain)
- Pencils: John Coleman Burroughs
- Inks: John Coleman Burroughs
"When told that the president..."
Credits
- Script: Yan Gevuld
- Pencils: Yan Gevuld
- Inks: Yan Gevuld
Story Notes
Newspaper strip reprints from 1-13-1940 to 2-1940 modified to fit comic book format.
Featuring Marvel Man; Popular Comics
"Have you seen the Marvel Man?"
Chapter III (1)
Credits
- Pencils: E. C. Stoner
- Inks: E. C. Stoner
"Two lovers Littlejohn and Penelope converse..."
Credits
- Script: George Peter (uncertain)
- Pencils: Erwin Hess
- Inks: Erwin Hess
Story Notes
Last page on inside back cover in red tones.
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Story Notes
Back cover