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Inker1 | - Ed Wheelan
- George E. Brenner
- H.J. Tuthill
- Ham Fisher
- J.H. Striebel
- John J. Welch
- Lank Leonard
- R.W. Depew
- Rube Goldberg
- Russell E. Ross
- Vernon Henkel
- Will Eisner
- Frank Frollo
- Art Pinajian
- Stan Asch
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Inker1 | - Ed Wheelan
- George E. Brenner
- H.J. Tuthill
- Ham Fisher
- J.H. Striebel
- John J. Welch
- Lank Leonard
- R.W. Depew
- Rube Goldberg
- Russell E. Ross
- Vernon Henkel
- Will Eisner
- Frank Frollo
- Art Pinajian
- Stan Asch
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Writer1 | - Bob Zuppke
- Ed Wheelan
- George E. Brenner
- H.J. Tuthill
- Ham Fisher
- J.P. McEvoy
- John J. Welch
- Lank Leonard
- Monte Barrett
- Rube Goldberg
- Vernon Henkel
- Will Eisner
- Frank Frollo
- Art Pinajian
- Stan Asch
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Penciler1 | - Ed Wheelan
- George E. Brenner
- H.J. Tuthill
- Ham Fisher
- J.H. Striebel
- John J. Welch
- Lank Leonard
- R.W. Depew
- Rube Goldberg
- Russell E. Ross
- Vernon Henkel
- Will Eisner
- Frank Frollo
- Art Pinajian
- Stan Asch
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Writer1 | - Bob Zuppke
- Ed Wheelan
- George E. Brenner
- H.J. Tuthill
- Ham Fisher
- J.P. McEvoy
- John J. Welch
- Lank Leonard
- Monte Barrett
- Rube Goldberg
- Vernon Henkel
- Will Eisner
- Frank Frollo
- Art Pinajian
- Stan Asch
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StoryTitle | - Big Top
- Dixie Dugan
- Jane Arden
- Joe Palooka
- Lala Palooza
- Mickey Finn
- Ned Brant
- 21.0
- Captain Cook of Scotland Yard: "The Death of Colonel Warren"
- Archie O'Tool: "O'Toole Transformed"
- Gallant Knight: "The Princess of Navaria"
- Reynolds of the Mounted: "Murder among the Cree"
- Richard Manners: "Theft by Seaplane"
- The Bungle Family: "High Words"
- The Clock: "Crime at the International Fair"
- Espionage Starring Black X: "Pursued By Baron Basil"
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Penciler1 | - Ed Wheelan
- George E. Brenner
- H.J. Tuthill
- Ham Fisher
- J.H. Striebel
- John J. Welch
- Lank Leonard
- R.W. Depew
- Rube Goldberg
- Russell E. Ross
- Vernon Henkel
- Will Eisner
- Frank Frollo
- Art Pinajian
- Stan Asch
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- Fcook
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* Baron Basil
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* from New York City to Washington DC
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* The Washington Special
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* Chick
* The Boss
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** The New York World's Fair
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Links | - * Feature Comics #21 entire issue
* Feature Comics #21 index entry
* Feature Comics #21 spoilers
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Synopsis | - Reprints from The Bungle Family comic strip
- Reprints from the Big Top comic strip
- Reprints from the Dixie Dugan comic strip
- Reprints from the Jane Arden comic strip
- Reprints from the Joe Palooka comic strip
- Reprints from the Lala Plaooza comic strip
- Reprints from the Mickey Finn comic strip
- Reprints from the Ned Brant comic strip
- Reprints from the Slim and Tubby comic strip
- Reprints of the Gallant Knight feature from the British comic Wags
- Circa 1938-April: The Black X has captured Baron Basil, but Basil escapes, leaving behind some incriminating documents, that will expose a foreign spy. Black X has to make it from New York to Washington with the evidence, before Basil's numerous tireless enemy agents catch up with him, in a fast-paced cross-country passenger-train chase, aboard the Washington Special. Towards the end, Black X eludes two badguys by the "Richard Stanton method," that is, he dresses up like a very dapper old lady, chats them up, and leaves them, with an insulting note pinned to one's coat.
- Brian O'Brien visits the 1939 World's Fair and immediately runs into trouble. He manages to stop the Boss and Chick without ever donning his black silk mask.
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Notes | - * First issue under new title of "Feature Comics".
* "Pursued by Baron Basil"
** Baron Basil starts the story tied to a chair, but he's loose from that before the first page is over, and that's the last we see of him, for now.
** Baron Basil looks exactly like Basil Taneo , he's thin but jowly and has an almost-handlebar mustache.
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quotation | - The U.S. Government has been after you and your gang a long time, Baron Basil. America has no place for your theories. I advise you to leave the country!
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