Appearing in Doctor Fate: "Wotan and Karkull"
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- Bob Walker (Single appearance) (Flashback and main story)
- Harry (Single appearance)
- Dave (Single appearance)
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Synopsis for Doctor Fate: "Wotan and Karkull"
In the Arctic Circle, Doctor Fate discovers that his old foes Wotan and Ian Karkull have helped each other escape from their prior predicaments, and joined forces. Fate battles them and wins. Wotan and Karkull are both apparently killed in a fire.
Appearing in Detective Sergeant Carey: "The Chinatown Case"
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- Sleepy
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Appearing in Clip Carson: "Adventure in Alaska"
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Appearing in Captain Desmo: "Death is the Engineer"
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- Gabby
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Appearing in Radio Squad: "The Case of the D.A.'s Daughter"
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- Radio Squad
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- Radio Car K-7
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Appearing in Lance Larkin: "The Owl-Men"
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- Lance Larkin
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Appearing in Red Coat Patrol: "The Murder of Jean Giradoux"
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- Sgt. O'Malley
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Appearing in The Spectre: "The Crimson Circle Mystic Society"
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- Chief
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- Bandar (Single appearance)
- Crimson Circle Mystic Society (Single appearance)
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- Dr. Morgan (Single appearance)
- Neil Baxter (Single appearance)
- Carl Munson (Only appearance; dies)
- Ralph Granger (Only appearance; dies)
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Synopsis for The Spectre: "The Crimson Circle Mystic Society"
Ralph Granger hears a disembodied voice proclaiming his death and calls his doctor in a panic, but steers his car off a bridge to his death on the way over. Jim Corrigan is assigned the case, and uses his ghostly powers to look into the past and see that Granger's body had been burning as he veered off the bridge to his doom. Then a hooded occultist suddenly appears and warns the Spectre to mind his own business, but slips away from the defiant spirit.
Corrigan then hears a story from a Carl Munson: he joined a group called the Crimson Circle Mystic Society for amusement, but they've since threatened his life unless he donates most of his income to them. The chief strangely dismisses the death threat, but the Spectre shows up to keep an eye on Munson. He sees a ghostly presence nearby and the hooded occultist appears again to warn the Spectre away as disembodied hands strangle Munson, then again manages to escape from the Spectre.
To get proof of the occult society's guilt Corrigan pretends to join and thanks to his ghostly powers is the only new pledge spared when the occultist, Bandar, hypnotizes them to commit a robbery. One of the other members recognizes Corrigan as a cop so they shoot him and throw him out of a speeding car, which he of course survives as he's already a ghost. The Spectre trails Bandar's astral self as he goes to try to murder another cult member trying to leave, and they grapple but Bandar proves to be more powerful than the Spectre and gains the upper hand. As usual he summons the Ring of Life for an emergency power boost to break free, then flies back and kills Bandar's body before his spirit can rejoin it, sending Bandar's spirit flying off helplessly into another dimension.
Notes
- Published by Detective Comics, Inc..
- Last issue for Lance Larkin.
- The Spectre: "The Crimson Circle" is reprinted in The Golden Age Spectre Archives Vol. 1.
- Doctor Fate: "Wotan and Karkull" is reprinted in The Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives Vol. 1.
- Also appearing in this issue of More Fun Comics was:
- "Jack of All Trades" (text story), by Clem Gordon
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