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Gil Kane's story "The Short Bloody Life of Charlie Birger" in Fox's Murder Incorporated #1 includes a wild moment from Birger's real life, as his hq is bombed by airplane.

Amidst a real-life backdrop of atomic weapons testing and transmuting thorium into Uranium-233, Doll Girl undergoes a transformation of her own.

Black Terror #16 features a Schomburg cover and a story rooted in 1946 history about recruiting WWII vets into a deceptive organization that plans to subvert Democracy

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Weeks after Romania's 1940 political crisis, Top-Notch Comics #10 transformed it into a short Fran Frazer story with surprising detail.

The second issue of Whiz Comics jumps head first into a United States invasion plot masterminded by Captain Marvel supervillain Sivana.

Beyond the Blue Beetle cover feature, Mystery Men Comics #21's D-13 story has the hero taking on a bombing attack against Washington

Legendary artist Nick Cardy takes this cover to the Lost World based on an interior feature called "Caveman Killers" in Jungle Comics #16.

Pep Comics #50 is a key example of the rise of Archie in progress, as the MLJ superheroes lose their cover prominence in 1944.

Super-Mystery Comics #3 features a magnetic battle over a Fort Knox-style gold vault, and a district attorney who uses trained spiders.

The Flame #3 combines modern warfare with contemporary crime concerns and puts its pulp influences inside a superhero wrapper.

A mix of reprints and new material, the stories in Samson #1 became an almost accidental timeline of the early moments of World War II.

Speed Comics was one of the early Golden Age cornerstones of the Harvey Comics empire, but how it ended up there is a story in itself.

Mystery Men Comics #3 is best known for its Lou Fine cover, but what does it have to do with William Peter Blatty of The Exorcist fame?

An experiment by Fawcett Publications to publish a five-cent, bi-weekly comic book, Nickel Comics was also the debut of Bulletman.

Magno the Magnetic Man was the underappreciated star of Ace Periodicals' long-running Super-Mystery Comics title, debuting in issue #1 in 1940

The spirit of Prince James, heir to the throne of 18th century England, Mr. Justice was unleashed into the modern world in Blue Ribbon Comics

A combination of superheroics, super-science and horror makes Fox Features Syndicate's The Flame one of the publisher's best characters.

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