So, now we see that there was more to the mystery that was "concluded" last week! take a look at this week's Charlie Chan Sunday Comic as the surprises continue!

Also, it will be noted that this installment is presented in the form of a "facsimile." Our collection of Charlie Chan comics lacks examples original examples from around this time in 1941. This is probably due to the war that was to come in about six months and the resulting nationwide drives for recycled materials, including paper...and, in a large amount...newspapers!



Enjoy...

Sincerely,
Rush Glick

Oh No! The dying Mr. Roberts wants to see Charlie "alone" before he kicks the bucket!

Wow! That Sunday Comic episode sure did a 180-degree. Charlie was so noble. Even though he was a murderer, Charlie had empathy for Ford Roberts, and his dying request. But Son Lee, really put proverbial icing on cake!

"Without dignity there can be no stature" (The Black Camel, 1929, Chapter 7)