Dates
- Cover date
- November 1938
- Pages
- 68
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
pencils: Ed Cronin, Mo Leff, Jo Metzer, Russell Ross, Ed Wheelan, George Brenner, Ed Reed, Vern Henkel, Will Eisner, H. J. Tuthill, John Hix, Walt Depew, Lank Leonard, George Marcoux, Al Zere, John Striebel, Art Pinajian, John Welch, Rube Goldberginks: Ed Cronin, Mo Leff, Jo Metzer, Russell Ross, Ed Wheelan, George Brenner, Ed Reed, Vern Henkel, Will Eisner, H. J. Tuthill, John Hix, Walt Depew, Lank Leonard, George Marcoux, Al Zere, John Striebel, Art Pinajian, John Welch, Rube Goldbergscript: Ham Fisher, Jo Metzer, Monte Barrett, Ed Wheelan, George Brenner, Ed Reed, Vern Henkel, Will Eisner, H. J. Tuthill, John Hix, Bob Zuppke, Lank Leonard, George Marcoux, Al Zere, J. P. McEvoy, Art Pinajian, Charles Driscoll, John Welch, Rube Goldberg
Stories
- Episode 14 · 2 pages
- The Bert Ball Encounter: Part 2 · 4 pages
- Sir Borat's Plan: Part 2 · 4 pages
The Duke decrees that Borat and Neville must settle their differences in single combat.
- Gil O'Teen Makes War · 2 pages
- The Old Psychologist · 3 pages
- The Murder of Mayor Willis · 5 pages
The Clock's secret identity, as a playboy and ace criminologist, is revealed in this story, and he establishes a relationship with Captain Kane, who speaks to the Clock through a screened door that masked O'Brien's face.
- Treachery On the Transatlantic Flight · 4 pages
Foreign companies want to sabotage a new transatlantic airline. It is X's job to stop them.
- The Terror · 4 pages
- Pirates Ahoy!: A Governor Who Hunted Treasure · 2 pages
- Episode 14 · 2 pages