Issue Details

Issue	#29
Published	May 1943
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	68
Editing	John Beardsley

Cover Details

Characters	Captain Triumph
Genre	superhero
Pencils	Ruben Moreira
Inks	Ruben Moreira

13 page Captain Triumph story "Spade the Ruthless"

Characters	Captain Triumph; A. Spade (Villain; intro); Z. Spade (villain; intro)
Genre	superhero
Pencils	Alfred Andriola
Inks	Alfred Andriola
Notes	Title from cover; first line, "Lance and Michael Gallant were twins..."; Spade brothers resemble Sidney Greenstreet.

8 page Alias the Spider story "Some men hunt ducks, pheasants..."

Characters	The Spider [Tom Hallaway]; The Fly [John Duke] (villain; introduction; dies)
Genre	superhero
Pencils	John Cavallo
Inks	John Cavallo

1 page Slap Happy Pappy story "Hey, Pappy! War's bin declared!"

Genre	Gags
Script	Jack Cole
Pencils	Jack Cole
Inks	Jack Cole

9 page Black Condor story "Authors throughout history have written tragedy, comedy, prose and poetry..."

Characters	Black Condor [Richard Grey, Jr.]
Genre	superhero
Pencils	Charles Sultan
Inks	Charles Sultan

3 page Molly the Model story "It seems the bigger the appetite, the barer the ice-box!"

Characters	Molly the Model
Genre	humor
Script	Bernard Dibble
Pencils	Bernard Dibble
Inks	Bernard Dibble

7 page Inkie story "Inkie is a comic character the size of your pinky..."

Characters	Inkie
Genre	humor
Script	Al Stahl
Pencils	Al Stahl
Inks	Al Stahl

1 page Rube Goldberg's Side Show story "A big shot in college named Cannonball Ames..."

Genre	Gags
Script	Rube Goldberg
Pencils	Rube Goldberg
Inks	Rube Goldberg
Notes	strip reprints

5 page Pen Miller story "Pen Miller, an artist of no small fame..."

Characters	Pen Miller
Genre	detective
Script	Klaus Nordling
Pencils	Klaus Nordling
Inks	Klaus Nordling

2 page Eric Vale text story "Lisbon Terror"

Letters

typeset

6 page Hack O'Hara story "Furthermore, Hack O'Hara, I've a good mind to report you to the commissioner!"

Characters	Hack O'Hara
Genre	adventure
Pencils	Clark Williams
Inks	Clark Williams

9 page Clock story "A newspaper man is killed!"

Characters	Clock [Brian O'Brien]
Genre	detective
Script	George Brenner
Pencils	George Brenner
Inks	George Brenner