He's dead! Whoever that was must be a slick crook! 
More Fun Comics #35 is an issue of the series More Fun Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 1938.
Synopsis for Radio Squad: "Robber of Lovers Lane"
To catch a robber, the Chief directs Sandy and Larry to masquerade as two young lovers, with Larry wearing women's clothing. They catch him, but back at the station a grudge-bearing news photographer snaps Larry's picture, and the next morning he's a public laughingstock. The Chief thinks it's hilarious, and directs Larry to show up at the Policeman's Ball wearing the same outfit.
Appearing in Radio Squad: "Robber of Lovers Lane"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- "Chief"
Antagonists:
- robber
Other Charactes:
- "Scoop" Hanlon, news photographer
Locations:
- New York City
- Radio Squad HQ
Vehicles:
- Radio Car K-7
Synopsis for "Bloodhound Brown"
Brown spots a crook and follows him around. He's terrible at following, and gets spotted, and told on, but also contrives to signal the cops to the crook's location. The police arrest the crook.
Appearing in "Bloodhound Brown"
Featured Characters:
- Bloodhound Brown
Supporting Characters:
- his cop friend
- two more cops
Antagonists:
- crook
Synopsis for Buccaneer: "Declaration"
The Serpent's crew votes to fight against Captain Klaugh and other slavers, and Captain Stone conveys that message in person, aboard Klaugh's own ship. Klaugh offers a hundred guineas to any of his crewman who can shoot or capture Stone, but they all fail, and he gets over the side and away.
Back in the Port of Dahnger, Stone encounters a man whipping a slave, and confronts him about it, and ends up buying the slave and setting him free. Or trying to, anyway, but the slave, Kabor, just doesn't get the whole "freedom" concept, and insists on following Stone around and obeying him. So he joins the crew of the Serpent.
Meanwhile at his own lair, Captain Klaugh gives instructions to his enforcer, Yoto.
Appearing in Buccaneer: "Declaration"
Featured Characters:
- Dennis Stone
- his crew of Buccaneers
Supporting Characters:
- Daneo, First Mate
Antagonists:
- Captain Klaugh
- Yoto (barroom bully from last issue)
Other Characters:
- Kabor, slave
Locations:
Vessels:
- square-rigged sailing ship
Synopsis for Johnnie Law: "Tiger's Claw Gang, Part 2 (of 4)"
The ammunition-smuggling gang is ratted out by the girlfriend of one of their victims. Johnnie Law gets himself hired at the Anson Munitions factory, to snoop around, and he finds a secret passage and some hidden rooms in the factory, where the smugglers are discussing their plans.
Appearing in Johnnie Law: "Tiger's Claw Gang, Part 2 (of 4)"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- New York City Police Department
- "the Chief"
- River Patrol
Other Characters:
- Jimmie Haskell's girlfriend, witness
Antagonists:
- Tiger's Claw Gang, ammunition smugglers
Locations:
- New York City
- Anson Munitions Plant
- Pier 14
Vessels:
- "Josephine", tramp steamer
- NYPD speedboats
- Josephine's power launch
Synopsis for Magic Crystal of History: "Henry VII and the Two Pretenders"
Appearing in Magic Crystal of History: "Henry VII and the Two Pretenders"
Featured Characters:
Items:
Other Characters:
Synopsis for Red Logan: "Boronia, Part 1 (of 5)"
Red Logan gets promoted to Foreign Correspondent and assigned to Boronia. On the steamship trip to Europe, Logan breaks up an assassination attempt against the Foreign Secretary of Boronia. Later that same day there is another attempt, and this time the old man is tossed overboard, and his diplomatic briefcase is stolen. Red dives into the ocean and rescue-swims him to a life ring, but from the deck above, one of the assassins opens fire on them. Also some sharks are swimming into the area.
Appearing in Red Logan: "Boronia, Part 1 (of 5)"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Frankie, office boy
- Chief, Red's boss
Antagonists:
- at least 3 assassins, from the OMPGU
Other Characters
- Mr. McKee, big boss
- Krug Yemko, Foreign Secretary of Boronia
Locations:
- Times-Courier Office
- Atlantic Ocean
- Boronia (Destination)
Vehicles:
- passenger liner from USA to Europe
Synopsis for Detective Sergeant Carey: "Murderer on an Airplane"
Detective Sergeant Carey and Sleepy return by air from the Orient via Paris to the USA. Aboard their plane, Carey spots a hunted murderer. He tries to sends a note to the captain, to tip off the air crew, but the stewardess stumbles and the note is seen by the killer, who whips out an automatic and takes over the plane. He steps into the flight cabin and orders the pilots to land immediately, but they're flying over the Rocky Mountains, so they won't do it, even after he knocks one of them unconscious. With the stewardess' help, Carey and Sleepy lure the murderer out of the cockpit and grab him.
Appearing in Detective Sergeant Carey: "Murderer on an Airplane"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Sleepy
Antagonists:
- murderer
Other Characters:
- Pilot
- Stewardess
Locations:
- The Orient (Mentioned only)
- Paris, France
- Salt Lake City (Destination)
Synopsis for Three Musketeers: "Episode 24 (of 25)"
Appearing in Three Musketeers: "Episode 24 (of 25)"
Featured Characters:
Locations:
- Paris, France, the 1620s
Synopsis for Jack Woods: "Last Chance Gulch, Part 6 (of 6)"
Jack and Chuck form a posse to recover stolen cattle. Splitting up, they find a large herd of stolen cattle. In an escape attempt, they successfully disperse the cattle, blocking the bandits and enabling a successful escape.
Appearing in Jack Woods: "Last Chance Gulch, Part 6 (of 6)"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Jack's men: Chuck, others
Antagonists:
- Vasquez' mob
Other Characters:
- Hank Wilson, rancher
- Hank's hands
Locations:
Synopsis for Marg'ry Daw: "Professor Booth"
Appearing in Marg'ry Daw: "Professor Booth"
Featured Characters:
- Marg'ry Daw
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Professor Booth
- his kidnap gang
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for Wing Brady: "Paid in Full, Part 2 (of 8)"
Appearing in Wing Brady: "Paid in Full, Part 2 (of 8)"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- French Foreign Legion, 12th Battalion
- Rene Le Maire
- Corporal O'Harra
- Captain Chevigny
Antagonists:
- Sergeant van Blarcom
- Adjutant Pytlak
- Jose Fernandez
Locations:
- North Africa
- Casa Bey, Foreign Legion outpost
- Prison Camp at El Brunda
- Beltaz, Arab town
- Fernandez' dive bar
- Fernandez' dive bar
Synopsis for Sandra of the Secret Service: "The River Boat Racketeers, Part 4 (of 4)"
The kidnappers pursue Sandra, or so they think, until they figure out that she's gotten away, then they give up, and return to the their kidnap victim's estate. Still undetected, Sandra follows them there, then goes to look for a telephone.
Inside, the wily ex-gangster leads these dolts to a secret panel, then quickly steps thru it, and not only escapes, but locks all the doors and windows on his way out, trapping the gangsters inside. The windows are plexiglass; chairs are useless against them. He also floods the house with a deadly gas, killing all three of his torturers. Sandra has a newfound respect for this villain's cunning.
Appearing in Sandra of the Secret Service: "The River Boat Racketeers, Part 4 (of 4)"
Featured Characters:
- Sandra McLane (Final appearance)
Antagonists:
- kidnap boss (Dies)
- two kidnappers (both die)
- kidnapped ex-gangster
Locations:
- Florida
- swamplands
Vehicles:
- kidnappers' car
- Sandra's car
Notes
- Published by Detective Comics, Inc..
- First and last issue of More Fun Comics for Bloodhound Brown, by Alger. The character was introduced in Detective Comics #8, Oct 1937.
- First More Fun issue for Detective Sergeant Carey by Joe Donohoe, last seen in New Adventure Comics #28 (July 1938)
- Last More Fun issue for Jack Woods by Jim Chambers, which next appears in Adventure Comics #39 (June 1939).
- Last issue for Marg'ry Daw, by Stan Aschmeier, until More Fun Comics #42.
- Red Logan is printed in black & white.
- Last issue for Sandra of the Secret Service by Will Ely. Final panel says "To be continued" but it's not.
- Also appearing in this issue of More Fun Comics were:
- Pardon, Please! (1-panel gags)
- "High Stakes, part 2" (text story), by Richard Martin
- Ginger Snap, by Bob Kane
- Sportettes by Sheldon Moldoff
- "Puzzletrix" by Walter Wellman
- Butch the Pup, by Fred Schwab
- "The Fun Stamp Club" (text article)
- Cinema Dust" by Sheldon Moldoff
- Just Like Junior by Stan Asch
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