That boast gives you away! You appeal to evil forces but they shan't triumph! 
Whiz Comics #29 is an issue of the series Whiz Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1942.
Synopsis for Captain Marvel: "At the Pan-American Olympics"
Appearing in Captain Marvel: "At the Pan-American Olympics"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Three Lieutenant Marvels
- Steamboat
- Beautia Sivana, former Queen of Crime
Antagonists:
- Sugg, enemy spy chief
- Kerrigo, enemy spy chief
- spy gang: Schneer, Potlyk, others
Other Characters:
- Sgt. Clancy, NYPD
Locations:
- Earth-S
- New York City
- WHIZ Radio
- 314 Maytle Avenue, Brooklyn
- Hotel Harrowell
- Pan American Olympics stadium
- Great West, Wide Open Spaces
- Southern Mountains
- New York City
Synopsis for Golden Arrow: "The Taming of Buffalo Bull"
Golden Arrow sets out to save the noble Buffalo from extinction by the White Man's guns.
Appearing in Golden Arrow: "The Taming of Buffalo Bull"
Featured Characters:
Animals:
- White Wind
- wild herd of endangered buffalos
Antagonists:
- Buffalo Bull Regan
- three buffalo skinners: Smokey, two more
Other Characters:
- Colonel Peters, Army Post Commander
- Indians
- Clem, Pony Express rider
- other Pony Express rider
Locations:
- American Old West (See Notes.)
- Desert Junction
- Desert Junction
Synopsis for Spy Smasher: "The Stolen Lighthouse"
Over the course of ten days, twenty ships are sunk in the vicinity of Cape Cod, thanks to reliable ship-movement info being transmitted by Nazi spies from a stolen lighthouse to a patrolling U-boat. Spy Smasher and his Gyrosub put a stop to this.
Appearing in Spy Smasher: "The Stolen Lighthouse"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Nazi Spies:
- Herr Schnoutz
- many more
Other Characters:
- John Bennett (Dies) (Mentioned only)
- Mrs. Bennett
Locations:
- Washington, D.C.
- Corby's Mansion
- Atlantic Ocean
- Lighthouse, near Cape Cod
Vehicles:
- S.S. Kildare (Destroyed) (Mentioned only)
- Submarine D-16 (captured)
- U.S. fast cargo ship
- U.S. destroyer
Synopsis for Lance O'Casey: "The White Lord of Boru Bu"
Appearing in Lance O'Casey: "The White Lord of Boru Bu"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Mr. Hogan
- Lorela (Stays on Boru Bu)
- Ching (Dies)
Antagonists:
- John Dumont
- Witch Doctor
Other Characters:
- Islanders (One dies.)
Locations:
- Boru Bu, island
Items:
- golden idol
Vehicles:
- Scamp, O'Casey's 2-masted, square-rigged brig
Synopsis for Dr. Voodoo: "The Song of the Slaves" (Part 11 of "Golden Flask Quest")
Appearing in Dr. Voodoo: "The Song of the Slaves" (Part 11 of "Golden Flask Quest")
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Nero
- Queen Anita
Antagonists:
- Moorish Slavers
- Emir Abdullah
- his many servants
Other Characters:
- Slaves, turned Rebels
Locations:
- Spanish Coast, in the Distant Past
- Castle Duma
- Dead City Ruins
- Moorish Slave Mart (Destroyed)
Items:
- Golden Flask
Vehicles:
- Abdullah's Sailing Ship
Synopsis for Ibis the Invincible: "Ruthven the Warlock"
A man named Ruthven asks Ibis to make heiress Vera Hungate fall in love with him, but Ibis of course refuses such a selfish request. Deciding to harness the forces of magic himself, Ruthven performs a ceremony and summons the demon Orpo, who makes his words irresistible. Suspicious to read in the society column that Ruthven and Hungate are getting married after his earlier appeal for magical aid, Ibis heads to the Hungate mansion to investigate. Ruthven summons Orpo for help, and the two malefactors disappear. Having heard the name of Ruthven's benefactor, Ibis has an idea of where to look, knowing that Orpo has a cult in the city slums.
Indeed, Ibis infiltrates the cult meeting and easily overwhelms Orpo's flimsy followers with his magical powers. Because neither he nor Orpo can be hurt by magic, Ibis punches him into submission instead. Orpo disappears again, with Ibis making the cultists swear to abandon their worship of the demon.
Orpo appears in Ruthven's home, telling him Ibis is about to hunt them down. Knowing now the demon can only rule through fear, Ibis intimidates him into fleeing. Ruthven attacks to get revenge, and he and Ibis duel, which ends with Ruthven falling out a window. Orpo grabs him in mid-fall, but rather than saving him, Orpo announces he's carrying Ruthven away to hell as the price of their pact.
Appearing in Ibis the Invincible: "Ruthven the Warlock"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Ruthven, spirit summoner (Dies)
- Orpo, a wicked spirit, worshiped by a cult in the slums
- Orpo's human followers
- Orpo's legion of fiends
Other Characters:
- Vera Hungate, heiress
- Stokes, the Hungates' butler
Locations:
- New York City
- Ibis' mansion
- Bollinger Building
- Penthouse, Ruthven's home
Items:
- Ibistick
- Ibis' far-seeing crystal
Notes
- Captain Marvel: Per panel 2 of page 5, Billy "Fat Marvel" Batson's address is "314 Maytle Ave, Brooklyn, N.Y." (This issue's pages are numbered straight through the magazine, not by individual stories.)
- Golden Arrow: "The Taming of Buffalo Bull" is set in a time when the Pony Express is still in business (1860 ~ 1861), and Bison are not yet a federally protected species.
- Also appearing in this issue of Whiz Comics were:
- Famous Blitzkriegs of the Past: "Alaric"
- Shazam: "Achilles--Who Never Feared" (text story) by Manly Wade Wellman
Trivia
- Taia smokes cigarettes, in a long cigarette holder.
See Also
Links and References
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