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    Daring Mystery Comics #4

    Daring Mystery Comics » Daring Mystery Comics #4 - Busting a Banker released by Marvel on May 1940.

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    What would you do if you witnessed a bank robbery? Assistant District Attorney Dennis Burton answers that question in his own way.

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    • Busting A Banker Featuring Purple Mask
    • The Zeppelin Attack Featuring K-4 and his Sky Devils
    • On the Trail of Muro Featuring Monako
    • Mars Attacks Featuring Whirlwind Carter of the Interplanetary Secret Service
    • The Spike Green Case Featuring Marvex the Super Robot
    • The Missing Airliner Fleet Featuring G-Man Don Gorman
    • The World of Savages Featuring Breeze Barton
    • Outlaw-Buster
    • The Secret Soldier Featuring Trojak
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    Daring Mystery Comics #4 - Busting a Banker by dastari on September 25, 2011

    Daring Mystery Comics was the red-headed stepchild of Marvel Mystery Comics. By all evidence it appears that characters and situations that were deemed riskier or cornier were put in this book rather than on the more high-profile Marvel mag. Daring's quality varied considerably in its first 3 issues and the 4th would be no different. Read on to see what I thought of each segment.The Purple Mask story this time appeared to have been drawn in a hurry as it seems kind of lazy. The character's faces...

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