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Cover of New Comics (1935) #3

New Comics (1935) #3

DC 1935–1936 series Cover date Feb 1936

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About this issue

New Comics #3 (1935) is issue #3 of DC's New Comics (1935–1936), with a cover date of February 1936. Written by Bill Allison, Tom Cooper, Matt Curzon and others and drawn by Bill Allison, Rafael Astarita, Tom Cooper and others.

Creators

Writers
Bill Allison, Tom Cooper, Matt Curzon, Ellis Edwards, Whitney Ellsworth, Clem Gretter, A. D. Kiefer, R. G. Leffingwell, R. H. Livingstone, Sheldon Mayer, Emma McKean, John Patterson, Stan Randall, Jerry Siegel, Al Stahl, Vin Sullivan, Billy Weston
Pencillers
Bill Allison, Rafael Astarita, Tom Cooper, Matt Curzon, Ellis Edwards, Whitney Ellsworth, Clem Gretter, Henry Kiefer, R. G. Leffingwell, R. H. Livingstone, Sheldon Mayer, Emma McKean, John Patterson, Stan Randall, Joe Shuster, Al Stahl, Vin Sullivan
Inkers
Bill Allison, Rafael Astarita, Tom Cooper, Matt Curzon, Ellis Edwards, Whitney Ellsworth, Clem Gretter, Henry Kiefer, R. G. Leffingwell, R. H. Livingstone, Sheldon Mayer, Emma McKean, John Patterson, Stan Randall, Joe Shuster, Al Stahl, Vin Sullivan
Cover artist
Vin Sullivan

Characters

The stories

“The Train Robbery, Part 2”

Johnny and Jane are convinced that the train robber is rancher Lane's foreman and tell Captain Bill. Lane sees them coming out of the office and talks to them. They are suspicious and leave, but Lane rides back to the ranch and tells his men to kidnap the children, which they do.

Out in the country, Hash amuses himself by taking pot shots with his slingshot, but his cleverness at ricocheting shots onto the heads of his two out-of-sight companions annoys them and leads them to tie him securely and stand him on top of a boulder.

Chasing a kid who called him a dope, Jibby corners him in a dead-end alley. However, the kid is a better fighter and Jibby ends up on his rear with a black eye.

A friend tries to persuade Billy to play at fencing, but he gets annoyed at being poked and socks him in the face.

Credits, characters and story details from the Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.