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Four Favorites #3

Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · Series began 1941 · January 1942

Dates

Cover date
January 1942
On sale
November 5, 1941
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Jim Mooney, Maurice Gutwirth, Red Holmdale, George Wilson, Lou Paigeinks: Jim Mooney, Maurice Gutwirth, Red Holmdale, George Wilson, Lou Paigescript: Brant House

Stories

  • Untitled · 16 pages

    Magno and Davey must stop a relative of Attila the Hun and a master scientist working for the Nazis, who has invented a U-Ray Gun, capable of freezing and paralyzing Allied forces, and who has kidnapped a movie director to film his conquest of the Allies.

  • Untitled · 14 pages

    Vulcan, at the request of government officials, travels by ship to the Burma Road to be of assistance in protecting munition shipments that are being sent along that route, and joins two American Police officers who are aboard the ship for the same reason.

  • Untitled · 16 pages

    Lightning must halt the destructive activities of Professor Grosskop, who is trying to destroy the Boulder Dam in Nevada as well as disrupting electricity in the area to hinder the war effort at production plants.

  • Untitled · 10 pages

    The Raven must prevent the proceeds from the Policeman's Ball, some $15,000 to be donated to the poor, from falling into the hands of a gang of crooks.

  • Untitled · 1 pages

    Luke goes fishing and uses his flute, not his rod and reel, to bring the fish in.

  • Graveyard Shift · 2 pages

    A hotel clerk witnesses the death of a "cowboy" and the theft of thousands of dollars in a bag he was carrying, only to discover that the man was a counterfeiter.

  • Untitled · 5 pages

    Mr. Whiskers learns that the Diamond of Taron, stolen in Arabia by a jewel thief, was cut into three parts which have made their way into the hands of three innocent jewel dealers, and whom have been kidnapped by a Hindu cult and are soon to be sacrificed to the god of Taron!

Reprinted in

Men of Mystery Comics (1999)

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