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"Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers: "The Train Robbery, Part 12"": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.


Quote1.png How likest thou my raiment? ... Thinkest not I'll lay them in the aisles with envy? ... Speak! Quote2.png
— Don Coyote

New Adventure Comics #12 is an issue of the series New Adventure Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of January, 1937.

Contents

Appearing in Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers: "The Train Robbery, Part 12"

Antagonists:

  • Rusty

Other Characters:

  • Jess
  • Jane
  • Johnny

Locations:

Synopsis for Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers: "The Train Robbery, Part 12"

  • Synopsis not yet written.



Appearing in The Vikings: "Episode 12"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

  • Sundgrid

Antagonists:

  • Haslwyn

Other Characters:

  • Ivar's Vikings
  • Elsa (First appearance)

Locations:

Synopsis for The Vikings: "Episode 12"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in Don Coyote: "Knights of the Royal Bull, Part 1"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Other Characters:

Locations:

Synopsis for Don Coyote: "Knights of the Royal Bull, Part 1"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in Captain Quick: "Episode Eleven"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

  • Marjorie Barlow
  • Lord Barlow
  • Bonnie Bess Crew: Smith the Mate, others

Antagonists:

  • Spanish Men at Arms

Other Characters:

  • Pierre Dufoe

Locations:

Vessels:

  • the "Bonnie Bess", a 3-masted privateering warship (recaptured)

Synopsis for Captain Quick: "Episode Eleven"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in "Blood Pearls, Part 5"

Antagonists:

  • Penang's Nephew (Behind the scenes)
  • Baslyn
  • Tsao-Chung

Synopsis for "Blood Pearls, Part 5"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in "17-20 on the Black, Part 12"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

  • Kim

Antagonists:

  • Senora Montezia (Final appearance)
  • Frog Morton (Dies)

Other Characters:

  • Lady in Black (Louise Vallen) (Final appearance)

Synopsis for "17-20 on the Black, Part 12"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in She: "Episode 7"

Featured Characters:

  • Horace Holly
  • Leo Vincey

Supporting Characters:

  • Job (Behind the scenes)
  • Eustane Vincey

Antagonists:

  • She (Mentioned only)
  • Billali, Amahagger Chief
    • Amahagger Spearmen

Locations:

  • Eastern Coastal Africa
    • Amahagger Valley
      • large cave
    • Dismal Swamp

Synopsis for She: "Episode 7"

Billali has returned and restored order. After three days, a trek begins, to bring the strangers to an audience with their Priestess, She. They hike out of the hills and into a dismal swamp, very cautiously testing the ground as they go. That night, Horace and Leo both contract malaria. The next day, one of Billali's bearers is bitten by a snake, and Billali is dumped into the swamp. Horace jumps in to rescue him, ahead of any of his own men. Billali is furious, curses the bearer, and swears his friendship to Horace Holly. The trek continues.

Appearing in Castaway Island: "Episode 11"

  • Dougal MacDougal

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

  • Blackface
    • henchmen
  • Jim Shark

Other Characters:

  • Sally Mason

Vehicles:

  • Shark's schooner

Synopsis for Castaway Island: "Episode 11"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in Golden Dragon: "Episode 7"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

  • Doris Willis
  • Red Reilly
  • Don Walker
  • Lefty Murphy
  • Bob Campbell
  • Sandy Campbell

Antagonists:

  • Dragon Priests (First appearance)
  • Torgadoff (Behind the scenes)
    • his Mongol killers

Other Characters:

  • Cossacks, 9 or more
    • Cossack Korsky
  • Caravan Master
    • drovers, bearers, cooks, etc.

Locations:

Synopsis for Golden Dragon: "Episode 7"

On their hilltop, Ian, Ken, and Lefty hunker down for the oncoming charge of the wild Mongol horsemen. Unexpectedly, Pan Chi-Lou shows up with some drums of submachinegun ammunition; they reload, and blast some openings into the Mongol ranks. The closely-bunched horsemen are easy targets, and many are killed before the rest wheel their ponies and flee. Ken has gotten shot in one arm, but is mostly all right. While Pan Chi-Lou is explaining how he got there so quickly, Doris shows up with the rescue party. Pan goes thru the pockets of the dead Mongols, and finds some gold pieces, from the trove of Genghis Khan! These warriors were employed by the Dragon Priests!

Meanwhile and elsewhere, the Dragon Priests are gathered in council, to plan the destruction of the caravan.

Appearing in Maginnis of the Mounties: "The St. Pierre Mystery, Part 9"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

  • three gunmen

Other Characters:

  • Old Man Dubois
  • Yvonne Dubois

Locations:

  • Canada
    • the St. Pierre Country
    • St. Pierre River

Synopsis for Maginnis of the Mounties: "The St. Pierre Mystery, Part 9"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in Steve Conrad, Adventurer: "On Dolorosa Isle, Part 8"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

  • Professor Bromberg (formerly Brombay)

Antagonists:

  • Devachan
  • Judd
  • Sam
  • Myra
  • Keith Roland

Locations:

Synopsis for Steve Conrad, Adventurer: "On Dolorosa Isle, Part 8"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in Cal 'n' Alec : "Down To Denver, Part 2"

Featured Characters:

Locations:

Synopsis for Cal 'n' Alec : "Down To Denver, Part 2"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in Sandor and the Lost Civilization: "Rajah Maharajah, Part 8"

Featured Characters:

Animals:

  • Elaka, wild dog
  • Agra, lion
  • Awla, elephant

Other Characters:

  • Benar, fakir
  • Jadev, High Priest's spy
  • High Priest

Antagonists:

  • Rajah Maharajah
    • his many spear-men

Locations:

  • Northern India
    • Lost Civilization
      • Temple of the Jungle Goddess
      • Palace of Rajah Maharajah

Synopsis for Sandor and the Lost Civilization: "Rajah Maharajah, Part 8"

Rajah Maharajah is enraged by the news of Sandor's escape! He knows, however that Sandor will certainly return for his dog, so Maharajah orders Elaka to be confined in a secret dungeon. In the next room, a spy (Jadev) overhears this, and scurries off to the Temple of the Jungle Goddess to report it to his master, the High Priest. Not knowing how to contact Sandor, the Priest dispatches Jadev to the cave of Benar, the Fakir, with a message about Elaka, to relay to Sandor. After Benar and Sandor have parted ways with Awla, their getaway elephant, they return to Benar's cave, where they get the message from Jadev: Tonight is the Feast of the Jungle Goddess, and Rajah Maharajah will be at her Temple. Sandor then returns to the palace, throttles another guard unconscious, and sneaks inside. As he sprints up a stairway to an upper gallery, he is watched from a shadowy doorway under the stairway by a turban-wearing figure.

Appearing in "A Tale of Two Cities, Episode 8"

Featured Characters:

  • Jarvis Lorry

Supporting Characters:

  • Lucie Manette

Synopsis for "A Tale of Two Cities, Episode 8"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in Hardluck Harry: "Shanghai Pete, Part 4"

Featured Characters:

Other Characters:

  • Foo Chow

Locations:

Synopsis for Hardluck Harry: "Shanghai Pete, Part 4"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in Federal Men: "Federal Men of Tomorrow"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

  • Jor-L (Single appearance)
  • Professor Grant
  • Federal Men Chief

Antagonists:

  • Nira-Q, bandit queen of space (Single appearance)
    • her Martian bandit crew (Single appearance)

Locations:

  • Interplanetary Federation Headquarters, 3000
  • Mars, 3000
    • Tork Mountains, (dreaded), 3000

Items:

  • Jor-L's Invisibility Pill

Vehicles:

  • Federation One-man Space Fliers
  • Nira-Q's Pirate Spaceship
  • Interplanetary Express Cargo Spaceship, an "ether liner"
  • Fleet of Space Guard Spaceships

Synopsis for Federal Men: "Federal Men of Tomorrow"

  • Synopsis not yet written.



Notes

Trivia

  • A character named Jor-L appears in the "Federal Men" story. However, he is a Federal Man from the year 3000, and should not be confused with Superman's father. Also, he only appears in a hypothetical story, told by Professor Grant of the FBI, and does not really exist.
  • Russell Cole signed his Goofo the Great and Ol' Oz Bopp and Sam the Porter strips as "Alger".
  • Gordon Rogers signed his Rattlesnake Pete strip as "R. Donrog".
  • Richard Matheson signed his Maginnis of the Mounties story as "Babe Mather".



See Also

Recommended Reading

Links and References

  1. ↑ The king is unnamed, but since Adventure Comics Vol 1 41 establishes Don Coyote's adventures in the second half of the 16th century, probably this king is Philip II of Spain
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