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Two years in the making -- it's the 24th spectacular issue of Pure Excitement Comics!
Up first this month is a pair of heroes known as Flying Fist and Bingo, from Prize Comics no. 40, published in March of 1944 by Feature Publications. The duo appeared in Prize Comics nos. 35-43 and 45-47.
The second feature this month is the Champ in a story from Champ Comics no. 13, published in May of 1941 by Champ Publishing Company. The Champ appeared in Champion/Champ Comics 2-24..
Our third story this time around is sort of an oddity. It's the last appearance of the Black Terror, from Exciting Comics no. 69 (published in September of 1949 by Better Publications, Inc.). Except for one thing -- the Black Terror does not appear in costume in this issue, and only at the end in his civilian identity! The story features his sidekick Tim in some fantastic solo action. The Black Terror appeared in Exciting Comics 9-69, America's Best Comics 1-31, and The Black Terror 1-27.
Hope you enjoy this issue. Be sure to check back next month for our special king-sized 25th issue. Also, both my CD-ROMs are still available. More information about the CDs, which cost a mere $10 each (shipped), can be found at this link!
All stories are believed to be in the public domain*. If you enjoy this issue, be sure to write to let me know (it's also OK to write if you don't like this issue...all feedback is appreciated). You will find a link to my E-mail on the page following the stories. And be sure to join my mailing list to find out when I update any portion of my web site!

* All stories are over 50 years old and believed to be in the public domain. Should a story appear which is not in the public domain and the holder of the copyright is opposed to its inclusion in Pure Excitement Comics, it will be immediately removed from this site upon notification. Pure Excitement Comics does not claim the copyright to any of these stories or characters. Information for this page was found in Howard Keltner's Index to Golden Age Comic Books.