What a fine pair of dumbells we are! We taught these Chinks so much about drill and tactics that we worked ourselves right out of a job. 
New Comics #6 is an issue of the series New Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1936.
Synopsis for Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers: "The Train Robbery, Part 5"
Jim has gathered a posse from town to help track down Lane and the kids. Meanwhile, Jane and Johnny are led to a remote cabin where they are put under guard by two of Lane's men. They manage to escape, however, when the two guards get in a brawl over a card game.
Appearing in Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers: "The Train Robbery, Part 5"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Ranger Bob
Antagonists:
- Mr. Lane (Dies)
- Scar
- other rustlers
Other Characters:
- Johnny
- Jane
Locations:
Synopsis for Don Coyote: "Jousting"
Hash comes up with a prank to pull when he sees Don and Hamburger jousting with bags of sand.
Appearing in Don Coyote: "Jousting"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Hamburger
Other Characters:
- Hash
Locations:
Synopsis for Castaway Island: "Episode 5"
The search for Sally reaches a dead end. MacDougal and Larry start to think of a new plan, when Blackface and his cohorts appear out of the brush with guns pointed.
Appearing in Castaway Island: "Episode 5"
Featured Characters:
- Dougal MacDougal
Supporting Characters:
- Larry
- Sally
Antagonists:
- Blackface
Synopsis for "Ol' Oz Bopp"
Oz has an annoying friend that tells corny jokes all day. When Evelyn tells Oz that he's coming over tonight, Oz takes measures to avoid seeing him.
Appearing in "Ol' Oz Bopp"
Featured Characters:
- Oz Bopp
Other Characters:
- Evelyn Bopp
Synopsis for Captain Quick: "Episode Five"
Aboard the Bonnie Bess, bound for England, two prisoners argue, Captain Rodriguez and Marjorie Barlow, who reveals that she still loves Quick, but Captain Rodriguez needs to marry her so that he can rescue her father, Lord Barlow, from the Inquisition. In the brig, Captain Quick has Don Pedro released from his irons, on his word of honor to cause no trouble. Suddenly abovedecks, three Spanish ships loom out of a fog bank and rapidly approach. Cannonfire is exchanged, and amid the noise Don Pedro reneges on his promise, sneaks to the mainmast, and cuts an important halyard, dropping the mainsail to the deck. Quick fells him with a pistol shot, but battle at this point would be hopeless, so Quick orders the raising of the white flag.
Appearing in Captain Quick: "Episode Five"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Marjorie Barlow
- Bonnie Bess Crew
Antagonists:
- Don Pedro Vicente De Gonzales Gordoza (Dies)
- Captain Rodriguez
- Spanish Crew
Locations:
Vessels:
- the "Bonnie Bess", a 3-masted privateering warship (captured)
- three Spanish Galleons
Synopsis for Dale Daring: "The Drew Mystery, Part 3"
Dale and Dick are able to track the criminals to a lone cabin by the lake. They hear the men question Dr. Millard. But one of the crooks sneaks up behind them and holds Dale and Dick at gunpoint.
Appearing in Dale Daring: "The Drew Mystery, Part 3"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Dick Sparks
Antagonists:
- Stitch
Other Characters:
- Dr. Millard
Synopsis for Cal 'N' Alec: "Knife Ambush, Part 6"
Cal and Alec split up once they're in town. They each gather up some recruits for the plan to catch Knife Ambush.
Appearing in Cal 'N' Alec: "Knife Ambush, Part 6"
Featured Characters:
- Cal
- Alec
Antagonists:
- Knife Ambush
Other Characters:
- Ben
- J. Aloysus Witherspoon
Synopsis for Sandor and the Lost Civilization: "Rajah Maharajah, Part 2"
Sandor is cornered and vastly outnumbered, but takes the fight directly to the enemy, thrashes a few of them, then shakes off the rest and leaps to a rocky ledge. But he is snagged by an enemy elephant, trussed up by the spearmen, and tied to a stone image of the Jungle Goddess, all at the direction of Rajah Mahajajah's witch doctor, who says that Sandor is to be sacrificed at sundown, to Bagheera the leopard. The dog that Sandor rescued earlier overhears all this, and quickly rushes off to tell his pack.
As the sun goes down, Sandor can see the leopard start to slowly stalk towards him. Then he hears a lion roar.
Appearing in Sandor and the Lost Civilization: "Rajah Maharajah, Part 2"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Agra, lion (Behind the scenes)
- Eleka, wild dog
Antagonists:
- Rajah Maharajah
- his many spearmen
- his elephant
- his witch-doctor
- Jungle Goddess
- Bagheera the Leopard, favorite of the Jungle Goddess
Locations:
- Northern India
- Lost Civilization
- Lost Civilization
Synopsis for Needles Uses His Noodle: "Rocket to the Moon"
Needles starts building a rocket that will take him to the moon.
Appearing in Needles Uses His Noodle: "Rocket to the Moon"
Featured Characters:
- Needles
Synopsis for "Andy Handy"
Andy thinks about making a garden, but his back makes the digging difficult.
Appearing in "Andy Handy"
Featured Characters:
- Andy Handy
Synopsis for Maginnis of the Mounties: "The St. Pierre Mystery, Part 3"
As Maginnis tends to Dubois' gunshot wound, the man from before approaches them again and this time he tries to aim for Maginnis. But Dubois is able to reach for his own gun and shoot the would-be-murderer down. Unfortunately, this calls the other two criminals to their location.
Appearing in Maginnis of the Mounties: "The St. Pierre Mystery, Part 3"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- the Mounties
- Major Hall
Antagonists:
- three gunmen
Other Characters:
- Old Man Dubois
- Yvonne Dubois
Locations:
- Canada
- the St. Pierre Country
- St. Pierre River
Synopsis for She: "Episode 1"
Horace Holly, an ugly but extremely strong and very kind college student, becomes the adoptive father of a little boy named Leo Vincey. The two become inseparable, and do everything together. Also adopted is an iron box, with a note directing that it not be opened until Leo's 25th birthday.
On that birthday, the iron box is opened and within it is a silver chest, and within that is a shard, inscribed with a scarab glyph, and some scrolls, denoting Leo's lineage. He is descended from a woman named Armenartas, whose mate was killed, on Kor Island, by an immortal high priestess known as "She", who rules over a fierce tribe of people, in the caves of Kor. The message directs Leo to continue his father's quest for She, the Priestess of Eternal Life.
Leo, Horace, and their servant Job, take a steamship as far as Zanzibar, which takes three weeks, then hire a dhow, to search the coast for a peculiar rock formation. With no warning, a hurricane arrives and swamps the little craft!
Appearing in She: "Episode 1"
Featured Characters:
- Horace Holly, big game hunter (First appearance)
- Leo Vincey, adventurer (First appearance)
- Job, servant (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- She, Priestess of Eternal Life (Mentioned only)
- her tribe (not yet named)
Other Characters:
- Armenartas, ancestress of Leo Vincey (Mentioned only)
- Mahomet, dhow steersman
Locations:
- Indian Ocean
- Kor, an island off the eastern coast of Africa (destination)
- "The Ethiopian's Head", a strange rock on the eastern coast of Africa
Vessels:
- passenger steamship
- African Dhow
Synopsis for "17-20 On the Black, Part 6"
Still believing Jim to be tied up in the hold, Frog tells the first mate (actually Jim Gale in disguise) to dock at the harbor of Benito Bahia. Jim secretly trails Frog into the town.
Appearing in "17-20 On the Black, Part 6"
Featured Characters:
- Jim Gale Jim Gale
Antagonists:
- Frog Morton
Other Characters:
- Kim
Locations:
- Benito Bahia harbor
Synopsis for Steve Conrad: "On Dolorosa Isle, Part 2"
As Steve and his companions start to explore Dolorosa Island, they get caught in a tropical storm, which drags Sam and Keith out to a rocky outcrop several miles away from the island. Steve, Myra, and Hugo search for their friends immediately after the storm, but find trouble with the natives instead.
Appearing in Steve Conrad: "On Dolorosa Isle, Part 2"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Myra Rutherford
- Hugo Judd
Other Characters:
- Sam
- Keith Roland
Locations:
- South Pacific Ocean
- Dolorosa Isle, off the coast of Chile
- Dolorosa Isle, off the coast of Chile
Synopsis for Slim and Tex: "Rattlesnakes In the Bed"
Tex throws a punch at Slim for putting rattlesnakes in his bed. Angrily, Slim searches the town to pay Tex back.
Appearing in Slim and Tex: "Rattlesnakes In the Bed"
Featured Characters:
Other Characters:
- Miss Helen
Synopsis for Ray and Gail: "The Secret Cruise, Part 4"
Joe tells Willie about his Aunt Millie being eaten by sharks. Ray and Gail believe that his story sounds a little strange. Captain Gewgaw discovers that someone had stolen the map from his cabin, and that it was most likely Aunt Millie. Just as they are all heading back to Ray and Gail's cabin, they see Aunt Millie standing before them, in her girdle, asking where her clothes went. There is something mighty peculiar going on...
Appearing in Ray and Gail: "The Secret Cruise, Part 4"
Featured Characters:
Other Characters:
- Willie Gewgaw
- Joe
- Aunt Millie
- Bill Gewgaw
- Sir Ghaut
Synopsis for The Vikings: "Episode 6"
Haal becomes Ivar's most trusted bodyguard after being bested by him in a duel. Ivar receives word that his new ships have been completed. Setting sail with his crew, Ivar starts his exploration of parts unknown. A storm separates Ivar's ship from the rest of his fleet,and Ivar himself is thrown overboard into the crashing waves. Not wasting a second, Haal jumps in after him and succeeds in pulling Ivar back to the safety of the ship, drowning in the process.
Appearing in The Vikings: "Episode 6"
Featured Characters:
Other Characters:
- Haal (Dies)
- Vikings
Locations:
Synopsis for King Arthur: "Part Four"
King Arthur holds a jousting contest where he places gems from a golden crown up as the prize. A knight named Lancelot wins every match.
Appearing in King Arthur: "Part Four"
Featured Characters:
Other Characters:
Locations:
Synopsis for Cap'n Spinniker: "Heading South, Part 3"
Released for good behavior, Sternpipe joins Captain Spinniker on a short trip to Pheu Pheu island. A land, as Sternpipe discovers, known as much for its beautiful island women as it is for its lush plant-life.
Appearing in Cap'n Spinniker: "Heading South, Part 3"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Captain Sternpipe
Locations:
- Pheu Pheu Island
Synopsis for A Tale of Two Cities: "Episode Three"
Appearing in A Tale of Two Cities: "Episode Three"
Featured Characters:
- Jarvis Lorry
Supporting Characters:
- Lucie Manette
Synopsis for Golden Dragon: "Episode 1"
Ken Cockerill and Ian Murray are two soldiers of fortune, finding themselves paid off but unemployed in China. They undertake to search for the legendary Treasure of Ghengis Khan, and in a tavern, they wisely recruit a translator, a young Chinese man. But then they unwisely ask some Mongolian gangsters about how to find the treasure. One Mongol, a pale Tartar named Torgadoff, takes this very personally, and grabs the translator by the neck, so Ian punches him loose. A bigger fight almost starts, but Cockerill calls off Murray before things get out of hand. Torgadoff tells them they will be killed if they ever set foot in Mongolia, then leaves. The young tells the two men that Torgadoff will very likely try to get even with them.
Appearing in Golden Dragon: "Episode 1"
Featured Characters:
- Ian Murray (First appearance)
- Ken Cockerill (First appearance)
- Pan Chi-Lou (not yet named) (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- Dragon Priests (Behind the scenes)
- Torgadoff (First appearance)
- his Mongol bodyguard
Locations:
Synopsis for Federal Men: "The Invisible Empire, Part 3 of 7"
A gigantic armored tank smashes its way thru Washington, D.C., leveling many large buildings, and destroys the Capitol building with cannon fire! Gas-masked terrorists pile out of the vehicle and lay seige to the city. An antiaircraft ray gun is wheeled out of the super tank, and it kills the engines of some counterattacking bombers; they drop from the sky. The President's Secret Service detail is mowed down, and he is taken hostage. The gas-masked terrorists have a list of all the Federal Men, and they plan on hunting them all down, especially Steve Carson. Meanwhile Steve Carson isolates and attacks one gasmasked hoodlum, and steals his uniform.
Appearing in Federal Men: "The Invisible Empire, Part 3 of 7"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- The Invisible Empire (not named until Part 6)
Locations:
- Washington, D.C.
- Capitol Building (Destroyed)
Items:
- Terrorists' engine-stalling antiaircraft ray
Vehicles:
- Terrorists' enormous tank
- USAAF bombers (Destroyed)
Notes
- Published by National Allied Newspaper Syndicate, Inc.
- This issue, "Sagebrush and Cactus" become Cal 'n' Alec.
- This issue, the characters "Sir Loin" and "Cowhide" become Don Coyote and Hamburger.
- This issue features another installment of Famous Poems Illustrated:
- Kambalu, by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, illustrated by Henry Kiefer.
- In Federal Men the U.S. Capitol Building is destroyed and much death and destruction are wrought in Washington, D.C. After the end of this continued story (in New Comics #10), this is never mentioned again.
- That tank is at least five stories tall.
- The President has white hair and a mustache.
- First issue for Golden Dragon, by Tom Hickey.
- First issue for She by H. Rider Haggard and Sven Elven
- Also appearing in this issue of New Comics were:
- Introductory billboard from "The Editors" illustrated by Vincent Sullivan
- "Book Shelf" (text article) by Marjorie Knight
- "Fun Puzzle" by Dick Speed
- Goofo the Great, by Alger
- Hook, Line, & Sinker, (one-panel gags about fishing) by Whitney Ellsworth
- It's a Dern Lie: "Wild Jungles of Rhode Island", by Bill Patrick, absent since New Comics #4
- Jibby, by Vincent Sullivan
- "Magic" (text article), by Andrini the Great, illustrated by Russell Cole
- "Radio Dialer" (text article) by A.R. Lane
- Rusty, art by Hal Sherman
- "Worth-while Films to Watch For" (text article) by I.W. Magovern
Trivia
- Russell Cole signed his "Goofo the Great" and "Ol' Oz Bopp" strips as "Alger".
- Richard Matheson signed his "Maginnis of the Mounties" story as "Babe Mather".
See Also