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More Fun Comics #70

DC · Series began 1936 · August 1941

Dates

Cover date
August 1941
On sale
June 25, 1941
Pages
68

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Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Howard Sherman, Henry Boltinoff, Joe Donohoe, George Papp, Ed Winiarski, Fred Ray, Hal Sharp, Jack Lehti, Bernard Bailyinks: Howard Sherman, Henry Boltinoff, Joe Donohoe, George Papp, Ed Winiarski, Fred Ray, Hal Sharp, Jack Lehti, Bernard Bailyscript: Gardner Fox, Henry Boltinoff, Joe Donohoe, Fred Ray, Jerry Siegel, Josette Frank, Clem Gordonletters: Howard Sherman, Henry Boltinoff, Bernard Baily

Stories

  • Wotan and Karkull · 10 pages

    Ken Nelson and Inza investigate the strange "wind that laughs" that apparently killed every member of the ill-fated Arundel Expedition, but it's Dr. Fate who discovers the eveil behind it: Wotan and Karkull, who team up to destroy Dr. Fate.

  • The Chinatown Case · 4 pages

    The Captain's daughter has disappeared in Chinatown so Carey and Sleepy go looking for her.

  • Untitled · 6 pages

    Carson is in Alaska investigating missing planes.

  • Untitled · 6 pages

    Desmo investigates a murder on a train.

  • The Case of the D.A.'s Daughter · 6 pages

    Foxy Belin tries to discredit the D.A. by doping his daughter and staging a car wreck.

  • Good Movies and Books · 1 pages
  • Untitled · 6 pages

    Lance finally makes it back to his gold mine in Sumatra, only to find someone's been stealing his gold.

  • Jack of All Trades · 1.75 pages
  • The Crimson Circle Mystic Society · 10 pages

    The Spectre investigates a secret society that seems to be involved in murder and robbery.

Characters

Sandy KeanLarry TrentLorna Drake

Reprinted in

The Golden Age Spectre Archives (2003), Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives (2007)

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