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    Detective Comics #11

    Detective Comics » Detective Comics #11 - The Anarchist Submarine Plot released by DC Comics on January 1938.

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    The Anarchist Submarine Plot last edited by julass27 on 03/23/24 08:49AM View full history

    Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson - Editor and Publisher

    Vincent A. Sullivan, F. Whitney Ellsworth - Associate Editors

    Stories:

    1. Speed Saunders of the River Police [11] The Anarchist Submarine Plot (by Creig Flessel)

    2. The Law At Work [3] The Power Behind "Machine Gun" Kelly

    3. Larry Steele [7] The Nick Orsatti Case Part 2 (by Will Ely)

    4. Cosmo, The Phantom of Disguise [11] The Phony Murder Of Sir Fenton Carsley (illustrated by Sven Elvén)

    5. Bruce Nelson [11] Bulls Eye (by Tom Hickey)

    6. Incident In Algiers (text story by Whitney Ellsworth)

    7. The Willow Lane Mystery (by Alger aka Russell Cole)

    8. Spy [11] The Atlantis Aftermath (by Siegel and Shuster)

    9. Buck Marshall, Range Detective [11] In The Bag (by H. Fleming)

    10. Slam Bradley [11] The Flying Circus (by Jerome Siegel and Joe Shuster)

    11. Sir Hubert Wilkens Famous Arctic Explorer (by Will Ely)

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    Detective Comics #11 - The Anarchist Submarine Plot by vince29 on March 22, 2018

    Quality of image take a little step back on this one, just a little worry. As usual for this comic at this time of its existence, plot is quickly handled most of the time, but that is kind of normal considering the fact that it was the first time it was printed.... have to put yourself in the spirit of someone who live in 1938. Last word, until it happen to be different, consider the first characters in Buck Marshall chapters who's not Buck or the Sheriff the suspect...Best Story: Slam Bradley...

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