Primary Sources Indexed
Sources and characters created by
Gill Fox

58 sources All Humor Comics #13 (Spring 1949): "Hmm...I hope I don't have to wait..." Candy #1 (Autumn 1947): "Gee, Ted...Don't you think there's something homey about a roaring fire in the middle of the night?" Crack Comics Crack Comics (vol. 1) #1 (May 1940): "Jimmy Stewart" Crack Comics (vol. 1) #1 (May 1940): "Invasions Stopped Free of Charge!" Doll Man Doll Man #1 (Autumn 1941): "Gags" Doll Man #37 (Dec. 1951): "The Construction Gig" Feature Comics Feature Comics #32 (May 1940): "Origin of Poison Ivy" Feature Comics #37 (Oct. 1940): "The Black Wolf" Feature Comics #45 (June 1941): "Neck and Neck Movie Studios" Feature Comics #46 (July 1941): "Dr. Hugh Corpse" Heart Throbs #4 (Feb. 1950): "A Private Matter" Love Letters #12 (Aug. 1951): "Double Jeopardy" Military Comics #36 (Feb. 1945): "Cherry's Inheritance" National Comics National Comics #13 (July 1941): "He Ain't Stupid" National Comics #37 (Nov. 1943): "The Case of the Purloined Purse and Who Dun It!, or, Kupid Katches Krazy Kleptomaniac!" Police Comics Police Comics #1 (Aug. 1941): "Dr. M. Balm's Man-Eating Plant" Police Comics #2 (Sep. 1941): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #3 (Oct. 1941): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #4 (Nov. 1941): "The Yegg Beater" Police Comics #5 (Dec. 1941): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #6 (Jan. 1942): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #7 (Feb. 1942): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #8 (Mar. 1942): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #9 (May 1942): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #10 (July 1942): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #11 (Sep. 1942): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #12 (Oct. 1942): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #13 (Nov. 1942): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #14 (Dec. 1942): "Red Pastrami, former gangster, today opened a restaurant" Police Comics #15 (Jan. 1943): "Surrender or I'll fire!" Police Comics #16 (Feb. 1943): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #17 (Mar. 1943): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #18 (Apr. 1943): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #19 (May 1943): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #20 (July 1943): "Over the din of the city's noise comes the plaintive wail of a wronged soul!" Police Comics #21 (Aug. 1943): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #22 (Sep. 1943): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #23 (Oct. 1943): "Super Snooper" Police Comics #24 (Nov. 1943): "Cyclone Cupid" Smash Comics Smash Comics #1 (Aug. 1939): "Veron Gomez" Smash Comics #8 (Mar. 1940): "Bucky Wells" Smash Comics #8 (Mar. 1940): "The Wrestling Match" Smash Comics #13 (Aug. 1940): "Old Clutchcopper" Smash Comics #13 (Aug. 1940): "Cliff Melton" Smash Comics #14 (Sep. 1940): "Rowdy Dick Bartell" Smash Comics #14 (Sep. 1940): "Knocky Knish" Smash Comics #18 (Jan. 1941): "The Accident Faker" Torchy Torchy #1 (Nov. 1949): "Now for your $10,000 prize question..." Torchy #2 (Jan. 1950): "Perk's Vitamin Q Pills" Torchy #2 (Jan. 1950): "Society of Cat Lovers" Torchy #2 (Jan. 1950): "The Purple Cab Company" Torchy #3 (Mar. 1950): "Now there's a girl who can really make things sizzle!" Torchy #3 (Mar. 1950): "Tess, there's nothing like good, clean outdoor living!" Torchy #3 (Mar. 1950): "Goodness, boys! I had no idea you treated criminals with such kindness!" Torchy #4 (May 1950): "Huh? Hello, Tess honey!" Torchy #4 (May 1950): "What majesty she shows" Torchy #4 (May 1950): "Whoever said the play's the thing?" Torchy #6 (Sep. 1950): "And Ed told me not to get mad, but keep calm..."

5 characters Character Name # app. w=writer a=artist d=director Dr. M. Balm 1 a, w Cyclone Cupid (Cupid) 24 a, w flesh-eating plant 1 a, w Poison Ivy (Poison Ivy) 40 a, w Super Snooper 23 a, w

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