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'Affair of the Grease Monkey'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Edmond Good aka Damond (artist)
Copyright: 08/1943
From Wow Comics No. 14 with 4 black & white pages. Guy Powers enlists his services during WWII to battle against hidden enemies. His first assignment is to investigate the accidents of planes being destroyed. Click here to read the story.
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'Affair of the Big Jewel Snatch'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Edmond Good aka Damond (artist)
Copyright: 10/1943
From Wow Comics No. 15 with 4 black & white pages. Diamonds have been taken and Guy Powers needs to know who did it. So, Powers goes to see Van Hoon (Dutch Refugee & Diamond Cutter). But Van Hoon is kidnapped while Powers is talking with him about the stolen diamonds. He must rescue him and find the thief as well. Click here to read the story.
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'Affair of the Czeck Refugee'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Harry Thomson (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1943
From Wow Comics No. 16 with 4 black & white pages. A refugee has been killed by a Nazi secret agent and it is up to Powers to figures things out. Can he catch the Nazi Spy? Click here to read the story.
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'Affair at Rolls-Wright Bearings'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Adrian Dinkle as Darian (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1944
From Wow Comics No. 17 with 4 black & white pages. Several planes flying to England have all fallen from the sky at the same place. Guy Powers suspects sabotage at one of the plants and heads there to find the proof.
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'Affair of the Stuck Propellers'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Adrian Dinkle as Darian (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1944
From Wow Comics No. 19 with 4 black & white pages. In a department store Guy Powers tries to buy a model plane with stuck propellers but the clerk says it is just a demo model. This makes Powers very interested and on the trail of Nazi spies.
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'Affair of the Missing Pens'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Adrian Dinkle as Darian (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1944
From Wow Comics No. 20 with 4 black & white pages. A draftsman working on vital military plans is kidnapped while walking with his fiancée. Guy Powers is called into action and discovers a Nazi plot.
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'Affair of the Stolen Bonds'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Adrian Dinkle as Darian (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1944
From Wow Comics No. 21 with 4 black & white pages. Someone is stealing victory bonds and the insurance company covering them is going broke. Guy Powers is asked to investigate.
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Hodge Podge Mystery
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Adrian Dinkle as Darian (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1944
From Wow Comics No. 22 with 4 black & white pages. Secret messages are being passed to Nazi agents and a night club singer is suspected of being involved. Guy Powers is asked to check it out and comes across some interesting music.
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Clue of the Corpse's Glove
Published by Bell Features
Copyright: 02/1945
From Wow Comics No. 23 with 4 black & white pages. An ex-actress shows up at Guy Powers' office worried her husband is planning on killing her. In true male compassion, he tells her it's all in her head and sends her on her way. Later she calls to report her husband dead and Powers investigates.
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The Death Smoke
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Adrian Dinkle as Darian (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1945 - 06/1945
From Wow Comics No. 24 and No. 25 with 4 black & white pages each. Around the country several people had died of poison at the hands of the local doctor, causing many to fear their own physician. Guy Powers notices something the police have missed, a strange dye on each victim's hand.
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The Secret of the Sarcophagus
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Fred Kelly (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1945 - 10/1945
From Wow Comics No. 26 and 27 with 10 black & white pages (4 and 6). A woman named Pat Reid that knows Guy Powers visits him at his office and asks for help. She received a letter from a doctor telling how her uncle is not acting right. When Powers and Reid arrive, they are soon involved in a mystery involving a mummy.
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'Affair of the Diamond Raiders'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Fred Kelly (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1945 - 04/1946
From Wow Comics No. 28 and 30 with 6 black & white pages each. The head of a powerful diamond empire hires Guy Powers to travel to Africa to find out why the shipments of diamonds has been smaller than normal. Powers lands, literally and figuratively, in the middle of a coup in the country with the largest mine.
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'Affair of the Old Shake-Down'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Fred Kelly (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1946
From Wow Comics No. 29 with 6 black & white pages. Working as a private investigator means taking strange cases and after spotting a car accident in which a man died, Guy Powers is hired by the insurance company to see if everything was on the up-and-up. It wasn't.
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'Affair of the Old Protection Racket'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Fred Kelly (writer and artist)
Copyright: 03/1946
From Active Comics No. 28 with 7 black & white pages. Thugs are running a protection racket in a North American city with a flamethrower and it is up to Guy Powers to stop them. Click here to read the story.
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'Affair of Criminals and Experiments'
Published by Bell Features
Contributors: Fred Kelly (writer and artist)
Copyright: 05/1946
From Slam-Bang Comics No. 7 with 6 black & white pages. A man named Granger rods criminals to fund his experiments on others. Guy Powers decides to stop him. Click here to read the story.
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