Detective Comics, #63

Published: May 1942

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Issue Contents:
Meet Mr. Baffle!
Credits
A Gentleman in Gotham
Storyline

Charged with stealing jewels in a foreign dictator's land, Michael Baffle is supposedly shot and killed. But he cheats death and makes his way to America: the land of the free, and Baffle wonders just how free this land's wealth really is.

"Do you like the pickles?"

Story Notes

3 gags.

The Stumbling Saboteurs
Death in the Lion's Cage
Credits

Story Featuring Private Pete

"It's a swell night to stand on guard duty!"

Dopey Dave
Credits
The Daily Crime
Credits

Story Featuring Shorty

"Nothing can go wrong for you today..."

The Case of Station X

Story Featuring Air Wave

Credits
Story Notes

Writer identification by Bob Hughes.

Doctor of Dishes
Credits
The Case of the Light That Blinds!
Storyline

The Seal uses an invention to make the sun's rays glow extra bright to blind people so that his gang can commit robberies, and they are able to see only because of the smoked glasses they wear. When Larry gets too close to the truth of the situation, the Seal's men capture him and the villain has an explosive end in store for the detective.

Credits
Story Notes

Last Larry Steele adventure in the Golden Age. 2nd appearance of the Seal.

Case of the Wobbling Wizard

Story Featuring Slam Bradley

Little Eagle, A Navaho Boy by Armstrong Sperry
Credits
Story Notes

Inside front cover. The book, "Little Eagle, a Navaho Boy" by Armstrong Sperry is reviewed.

Energy to Protect Your Welfare
Story Notes

Back cover.

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Now on Sale
Story Notes

Several small ads.

--And We Mean Adventure!
Whee! Another Big Hit!!
Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes

Inside front cover.