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Friday 13 January 2023

Tick-Tock...It's Time For The Clock?

 Renewed interest? Well, okay -the character has appeared in Black Tower Adventure 10 and elsewhere but here is the book I was asked about. It is still on the storefront.



https://www.lulu.com/shop/terry-hooper-scharf/black-tower-adventure-10/paperback/product-1qngpenr.html?q=&page=1&pageSize=4



32 Pages
 A4 (8.27 x 11.69 in / 210 x 297 mm) 
Premium Black & White, 60# White, Saddle Stitch, Glossy Cover
List Price: GBP 7.00

Feature Comics #21, 1936. the Clock, eventually revealed to be society man and former district attorney Brian O'Brien, wore a three-piece suit, a fedora, and a black full-face mask. The first masked hero of comics dealt with crime using guile and gun and usually left a calling card that bore an image of a clock and the words "The Clock Has Struck." Ben Dilworth steps in to fill in the gaps and what MADE the Clock -plus a revelation: What happened to O'Brien's look-alike and crime busting companion Pug? Prepare for violence, harsh language and to ask the question:can there ever really be justice from the barrel of a gun?








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