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Comic Cavalcade #7

DC · Series began 1942 · Summer 1944

Dates

Cover date
Summer 1944
On sale
May 31, 1944
Pages
84

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Frank Harry, Harry Peter, Al Smith, Sheldon Mayer, Jon Blummer, Marty Nodell, Sheldon Moldoff, Joe Gallagher, Martin Naydel, C. C. Beckinks: Frank Harry, Harry Peter, Al Smith, Sheldon Mayer, Jon Blummer, Marty Nodell, Sheldon Moldoff, Joe Gallagher, Martin Naydel, C. C. Beckscript: William Marston, Al Smith, Sheldon Mayer, Jon Blummer, Alfred Bester, Evelyn Gaines, Gardner Fox, Rod Reedletters: Al Smith, Sheldon Mayer, Jon Blummer

Stories

  • The Vulture's Nest! · 13 pages

    The Holliday Girls are attacked and captured by giant vultures, who are actually criminals dressed in costume, and led by the Vulture King, who attempts to use his mind-controlling device to brainwash the girls and Wonder Woman into kidnapping government leaders.

  • Fishing Like a Duck · 1 pages
  • Untitled · 3 pages

    After Hard Candy is robbed, the thief hides out at Mr. Candy's ranch, where Etta and the Holliday Girls discover him.

  • Against the Bloody Dragon! · 6 pages
  • The Fantastic Fate of the Fraternity Felons · 13 pages

    When Doiby tells Alan that he plans to attend a fraternity reunion, he is unaware that these individuals plan to dupe Doiby and use him in the commission of crimes.

  • Hidden Loot · 2 pages
  • A Ring for a King · 8 pages
  • Another V-Mail Letter from Whitey! · 6 pages
  • The Man with the Notorious Nose! · 13 pages

    The Three Dimwits come upon Mortimer Appleby, a man who had a rather prominent nose with very delicate nostrils. So delicate in fact that he could smell how much money a person had in their pockets. When Mortimer is taken hostage by a criminal gang, the Flash discovers Appleby's strange gift makes it difficult for him to apprehend the gang when Appleby keeps warning them of his approach.

Reprinted in

Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus (2016), Wonder Woman: The Golden Age (2018)

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