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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
- Art Pinajian
- Ed Reed
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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
- Art Pinajian
- Ed Reed
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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
- Art Pinajian
- Ed Reed
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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
- Art Pinajian
- Ed Reed
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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
- Art Pinajian
- Ed Reed
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| StoryTitle | - Big Top
- 2.0
- Dixie Dugan
- Jane Arden
- Joe Palooka
- Lala Palooza
- Mickey Finn
- Ned Brant
- 14.0
- Off the Record
- Lena Pry
- Archie O'Toole: "Gil O. Teen Makes War"
- Espionage Starring Black X: "Treachery on the Transatlantic Flight"
- Reynolds of the Mounted: "The Terror"
- The Bungle Family: "The Old Psychologist"
- The Clock: "The Murder of Mayor Willis"
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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
- Art Pinajian
- Ed Reed
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* Major Gale
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* Jonathan Atcherson, ex-SAA executive.
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* Mixy Mulligan,
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| Speaker | - Black X, to the heavily-sweating Jonathan Atcherson
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| Links | - * Feature Funnies #14 entire issue
* Feature Funnies #14 index entry
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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
- Reprints from the Lena Pry comic strip
- Reprints from the Off the Record comic strip
- Mayor Willis gets murdered, so Police Commissioner Litz leans on Captain Kane to make just any old arrest at all, and railroad whoever they have to, to appease the public. Kane instead recruits The Clock to investigate, and a few pages later P.C.Litz is busted.
- Circa probably 1937-Oct, from New York Harbor, the Superior American Airways inaugurated a transatlantic airline service, and the debonair monocled cigarette-smoking Black X was aboard to foil any potential saboteurs, and of course there was one. Disgraced SAA ex-executive Jonathan Atcherson had assembled a bomb on board, and after a few complications and misdirections, Black X defused the bomb and let NYPD dimwit detective Mixy Mulligan get the credit for it, because spies can't get credit. The "Espionage" story ends with Mulligan's co-workers all comically sick and tired of hearing him brag about how he supposedly caught the airliner bomber.
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| Notes | - * "Espionage Starring Black X" stories tend to cover "several weeks" or up to "three months" at a time, so the estimated date of this story is necessarily much earlier than the issue's cover date.
* Only one fight takes place in The Clock's 5-page story, and it's in a COMPLETELY darkened room, so it's just four completely blacked-out panels long. That's half a page.
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| quotation | - Odd that you should have a stateroom adjacent to the arsenal! Let's say, for instance, if a man wanted to blow up this ship, where would he put the bomb?
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