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'Countess, I'll Borrow Your Dress'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Joe Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1942
From Fight Comics #19 - Rita Farrar fakes her suicide and goes after a German countess who is trying to get some forged papers to the Brazilian Minister of State. The newly dubbed Señorita Rio is determined to stop her.
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'The Womanly Touch'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 09/1942
From Fight Comics #20 - Señorita Rio "battles Argentina's Condor Legion, those vicious black-shirted puppets of the Axis".
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'Shoot The Filthy Swine'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1942
From Fight Comics #21 - In an unspecified South American capital, Señorita Rio demands to see the President with a warning that a coup hosted by the Nazis is about to happen. She is too late to stop it but not too late to help defeat it.
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'I Hope This Chute Works'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1942
From Fight Comics #22 - Trouble is brewing in German-populated southern Chile where a plot is underway to start a war with neighboring Argentina. Señorita Rio is ordered to break up the group.
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'White God of Incan Legend'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 01/1943
From Fight Comics #23 - The President of an unnamed South American nation asks the US for the help of Señorita Rio to stop the rebels led by an enigmatic "white god".
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'Pot-Bellied Ex-Chicago Racketeer'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1943
From Fight Comics #24 - A Chicagoan gangster is operating a secret Nazi base in the jungles of South America where a plan to destroy the Panama Canal is being prepared. It is the job of Señorita Rita and another agent to stop it.
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'I'll Be Safe In The Jungle'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1943
From Fight Comics #25 - Shipments of much needed rubber from up the Amazon are not reaching their intended destinations but are being diverted to the Axis powers. Señorita Rio is ordered to correct that.
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'Ghastly Carnival Of Death'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1943
From Fight Comics #26 - A Nazi spymaster has a plan to explode bombs in floats during the grand parade just as it nears a dignitary platform. Señorita Rio has an uninvited but much needed helper stopping the gang.
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'Kiss Ourselves Goodbye'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1943
From Fight Comics #27 - In Chile, Axis agents are poisoning the fields causing the growers to lose money and be willing to sell their land cheaply. Señorita Rio is sent to stop them.
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'Another Dose Of Nazi Persuasion'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1943
From Fight Comics #28 - An Argentinian diplomat is headed to the US on a secret mission and Señorita Rio is assigned covert bodyguard duty. Good thing because events turn very nasty.
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'Riddle Of The Vanishing Men'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1943
From Fight Comics #29 - To figure out how the water supply in Peru is being poisoned, Señorita Rio goes undercover as a German spy currently held in Argentina, not knowing that agent's death was in the latest newspaper.
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'Full Of Hitler's Eels'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1944
From Fight Comics #30 - Señorita Rio is in the capital of Haiti where her assignment is find out who is using voodoo to stir up the citizens to foment revolution.
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'I'm Only A Hireling'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1944
From Fight Comics #31 - A prominent citizen in Argentina is the target of Axis agents because of his anti-fascist stance. They use a hypnotist act to stage an assassination attempt but Señorita Rio is assigned to stop them.
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'I'll Handle This Demon Señorita'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1944
From Fight Comics #32 - On an island in the Amazon delta, the number of Germans have increased and American Intelligence wants Señorita Rio to see if they are Nazi operatives. She heads there posing as an artist.
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'A Nest Of Pro-Axis Officers'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1944
From Fight Comics #33 - A general in the mountains of Argentina commands a group which has considerable pro-axis members and the government wants Señorita Rio stop a revolution before it begins.
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'This Waiting Gives Me The Jim-Jams'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1944
From Fight Comics #34 - Allied ships are being sunk near the Panama Canal and Señorita Rio is sent to one area to see if she can find out the source. She finds an ape-man who wants to marry her and a U-boat base.
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'Leader of the Falange'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: L. Renée (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1944
From Fight Comics #35 - The wealthy heiress in Uruguay has been kidnapped by the leader of the Falange of Spanish fascists loyal to Hitler. The plan is to force marriage and then use the riches to back a coup. Señorita Rio is ordered to stop it.
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'Rollo To The Rescue'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: L. Renée (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1945
From Fight Comics #36 - Would-be monarchists are using the scion of an old noble family in Brazil to be the figurehead in a coup to return a king to power even though the young man is not a willing participant. Señorita Rio is assigned to stop it.
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'I'm Allergic To Lead'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1945
From Fight Comics #37 - Señorita Rio reveals to Hollywood she is not dead after all but before she can have much of a homecoming, she is pulled away for a mission in Mexico to investigate an Austrian hermit and former scientist said to have papers concerning atomic experiments.
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'Back In The Spy-Sleuthing Harness'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1945
From Fight Comics #38 - On a ship heading to Brazil to shoot a 'good-will' picture, Señorita Rio is really on a mission to uncover a coup plot but the schemers are out to see she never arrives in port.
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Case of the Guilty Clock
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1945
From Fight Comics #39 - The murder at an antique shop near the Panama Canal gets the attention of Señorita Rio and she tells her boss she must learn more. Good thing, too, because it is part of a plot by Nazis to blow up the Canal.
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'Get Back, You Devil-Woman'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1945
From Fight Comics #40 - In Caracas, a wealthy man whose wife is deeply involved in the falange movement to overthrow the democratic government wants to change his will, leaving his wife out. She would rather see him dead first.
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'Baron Schlick Knows A Few Tricks'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1945
From Fight Comics #41 - Hearing of the "werewolf" organization and its plans to bring on the Fourth Reich, Señorita Rio is to receive a list of member names but evil Baron Schlick, its leader, has other ideas.
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'He Is Quite Mad'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1946
From Fight Comics #42 - A falange group operating in an unspecified South American country is killing Americans at random to destroy relations between the two countries. Señorita Rio is sent to help stop them.
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'The Mummy-Man'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1946
From Fight Comics #43 - Señorita Rio is near the docks of a port when she learns that a famous painter is arriving. As the ship arrives, a man completely wrapped in bandages is removed and the painter tells of an accident onboard. Clues point to a much more sinister enterprise.
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The Card of Death
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: L. Renée (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1946
From Fight Comics #44 - Señorita Rio is in Panama on a mission regarding illegal diamond smuggling but before she can get all the facts of the case her briefer is killed stopping a bullet meant for her.
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Señorita Rio - Shoot To Kill
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1946
From Fight Comics #45 -
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'The Usual Cute Fascist Pattern'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1946
From Fight Comics #46 - The southern portion of an unnamed South American country is the hotspot for a separatist leader's action. He has killed two high level government officials and threatens more. Señorita Rio volunteers to look into things and she goes there as a gypsy.
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'Someone Must Pay For The Crime'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: L. Renée (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1946
From Fight Comics #47 - Swindlers are out to con a wealthy woman out of millions by using a fake Hitler. Señorita Rio is sent to help the South American country's officials but the bad guys fake her death, pin it on her associate, and kidnap Rio. Bad move on their part.
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'The Pale Goddess'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: L. Renée (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1947
From Fight Comics #48 - Señorita Rio is asked to head to the jungle of South America to assist in tracking down a woman missing for over a year - a woman who might be now heading a tribe as their goddess. Meanwhile, some very nasty people want Rio to fail.
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'Die In The Name Of Hugo'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1947
From Fight Comics #49 - Señorita Rio is asked to head into the South American jungle to see if a noted scientist was fomenting rebellion among the natives. He is doing a whole lot naughtier things.
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'Her Cries Will Be Useless'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: L. Renée (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1947
From Fight Comics #50 - The American consulate in the South American country of El Greco have asked Señorita Rio to come help fight the group of former Nazis who are out to rig the election their way.
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'The Mystery Mask Of Espionage'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1947
From Fight Comics #51 - For some reason, Señorita Rio is ordered to kidnap the widow of a dead dictator as she is being transferred to a prison in that country.
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'Give My Regards To The Bulls'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1947
From Fight Comics #52 - A former dictator is about to be hanged but when a plot to rescue him literally falls into Señorita Rio's lap, she decides to see the execution goes through.
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'Culebra, The Snake'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1947
From Fight Comics #53 - It is fiesta time in Santo Bellos but there will not be much celebrating for workers on Project Espanitar who have gone missing. Señorita Rio is sent to the region to find them. She shows one baddie that a cigarette in the eye hurts.
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'Nothing But A Toucan Bird'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1948
From Fight Comics #54 - Señorita Rio is sent to Santos Madre to assume the role of a nature specimen collector as she seeks word on a man who is trying to take the place of a dead rebel leader.
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'The First To Move - Dies'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1948
From Fight Comics #55 - The President-elect of Tierra Del Libre disappeared on way to take office, his plane vanishing. Señorita Rio is ordered to head to the last known location and begin the hunt.
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'The Condor'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1948
From Fight Comics #56 - In trying to solve one man's murder, Señorita Rio becomes the prime suspect in another homicide and it is all because of someone called the Condor out for the formula to an incredible drug.
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'The Muchacha Has The Head'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1948
From Fight Comics #57 - Señorita Rio is told to meet a fellow agent in a nearby city but when he shows up he is run over before they can talk. All he can do is toss her a shrunken head, an disgusting object others are willing to kill for.
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'Barking at the Wrong Branches'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1948
From Fight Comics #58 - The mad scientist who wants to take over a small country has a gas which turns normal people into insane killers.
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'How Dare They!'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1948
From Fight Comics #59 - When not held captive wearing a mask, Doctor Sebastian is a good scientist who has perfected a very dangerous strain of bacteria that others want.
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'Death Comes To Those Who Meddle'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1949
From Fight Comics #60 - Rumors from an upcountry factory says the work force are kept as slaves. Señorita Rio is asked by that country's government to investigate but the owner would rather she died.
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'A Date With Some Fresh Air'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1949
From Fight Comics #61 - On a press tour to Tierra Del Fianza, Señorita Rio is really investigating counterfeiting aboard a U-Boat and its Nazi captain hiding in the area. Fighting an alligator is involved.
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'You Fat Braggart!'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1949
From Fight Comics #62 - In a Central American country a former rebel leader known as El Bandido, thought dead a few years before, is back causing trouble. Señorita Rio heads there to check it out.
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'Martians Decree Death'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1949
From Fight Comics #64 - In the capital city of a South American country, its President is showing the latest television technology even as its rebels plan to take over the transmission to spread panic.
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The Affair of the Liquid Gold
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1949
From Fight Comics #65 - Señorita Rio is the target of several murder attempts which sends her undercover to find out who is after her. She learns a rich crook is forcing oil men to sell their derricks at a ridiculous price. Contains an odd rewrite to how and why Señorita Rio got into the spy business.
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'Everything I Do Is Dangerous'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 01/1950
From Fight Comics #66 - Baron Eric Mendez is building a fascist empire in the Amazon and using slave labor to do so. He plans to eventually take over all of South America. Señorita Rio is on his trail.
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'Where Does This Tunnel End?'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 03/1950
From Fight Comics #67 - Would-be modern day conquerors are hiding an arsenal of tanks and planes inside an ancient Inca pyramid waiting for the order to take over the country. Señorita Rio steps in to stop them.
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'We've Got A Fall Guy'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Copyright: 05/1950
From Fight Comics #68 - Authorities suspect a traveling circus is behind a smuggling ring and they ask Señorita Rio to help prove it. She starts by looking into the murder of a high-wire performer.
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'They Lurk Behind Every Tree'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 09/1950
From Fight Comics #70 - The rumors of rebels receiving American aid in their desire to overthrow the government of San Carlos has caused Señorita Rio to be sent there to see for herself and report back.
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'Johnny On The Spot'
Published by Fiction House Magazines
Contributors: Morgan Hawkins (writer and artist)
Copyright: 11/1950
From Fight Comics #71 - Coming as a spokesman for the US as it sends a few jet fighters to a small South American nation, Señorita Rio is on hand when a flying saucer terrorizes the country.
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