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Cover of Smash Comics #65
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CATALOG RECORD

Smash Comics #65

Quality Comics · Series began 1939 · June 1946

Dates

Cover date
June 1946
On sale
April 5, 1946
Pages
60

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Al Bryant, Paul Gustavson, Bernard Dibble, Sid Lazarus, Pete Riss, Klaus Nordling, Bart Tumeyinks: Al Bryant, Paul Gustavson, Bernard Dibble, Sid Lazarus, Klaus Nordling, Bart Tumeyscript: Paul Gustavson, Klaus Nordlingletters: Paul Gustavson

Stories

  • Cyanide Cindy · 11 pages

    Midnight is broadcasting a beauty contest at Center Park and must overcome Cyanide Cindy, a gun-toting beauty out for money the honest way.

  • Untitled · 1 pages

    The people will get rid of the king.

  • The Etiquette Business · 7 pages

    Marge likes to be treated as a weak and defenseless girl. Spunky reads up on etiquette so as to make a good impression on her. But it backfires when he trespasses on farmer Smith's land to pick sunflowers for her.

  • Untitled · 8 pages

    Rookie Rankin is assigned a beat in the worst neighborhood in the city.

  • The Kidnapped Babies · 4 pages

    Lady Luck must track down six babies that have been kidnapped from the Metropolitan Hospital.

  • Untitled · 8 pages

    Miss Connitt gets anonymous notes and a bomb, seemingly from her fiancee.

  • A Head for Murder · Jimmy Christian · 2 pages

    Standish is killed by his partner when they discover a gold cave, and later his head is cut off and shrunk by tribesmen when they find his body.

  • Untitled · 1 pages

    Wun Cloo lock hijackers in a box car.

  • Untitled · 7 pages

    The Rajah of Termidore wants to make Daffy his favorite wife.

  • Untitled · 7 pages

    Chuck Lane is assigned as Police escort for a musician with a priceless Stradivarius violin. However, when he mistakenly escorts the wrong violinist, he allows a thief to make off with a Stradivarius.....which promptly gets him assigned to school traffic cop duty.....that is, until he recovers the rare violin.

Reprinted in

Modern Comics (1945), Crack Western (1951)

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