Dates
- Cover date
- February 1949
- Pages
- 52
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
pencils: Gill Fox, Klaus Nordling, Bernard Dibble, Alice Kirkpatrick, Pete Riss, Bart Tumeyinks: Gill Fox, Klaus Nordling, Bernard Dibble, Alice Kirkpatrick, Pete Riss, Bart Tumeyscript: Gwen Hansen, Bernard Dibble, Gill Fox, Bart Tumey
Stories
- The Barker Tires of the Big Top! · 11 pages
- Untitled · 1 pages
Using a public phone, Salty calls his nephew and tells him a hair-raising tale. A passerby overhears Salty's wild story and summons the Shore Patrol.
- Globe of Doom · 5 pages
- The Rich Rag Doll Murders · 6 pages
- Uncle Balty's Birthday · 4 pages
Uncle Balty is supposed to "avoid all excitement," but a visit to Lassie ruins that resolution.
- The Man from the Moon · 6 pages
Quicksilver follows a villain who operates from a flying mansion, wears a bulletproof aluminum vest and helmet, with a weird-looking mask. Once Quicksilver gains entrance to this flying lair, it's curtains for the Man from the Moon.
- Three Strikes for a Jinx · The Barker · 2 pages
- How to Be a Detective · 6 pages
- Queen and Pawn · 6 pages
A mobster's adopted daughter forces Steve to adopt strong measures in solving a murder case.
Reprinted in
Crack Western (1951)