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Bell-Ridell Holdings Inc, 1982
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Bell-Ridell Holdings Inc, 1982
Terry Vance
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I'm too comic book-pilled, because when they called this issue the Murder of the Man without a Will, I thought they meant he was hypnotized or something.
It would be really funny if Dr. Watson just savagely attacks the killer. Monkeys are dangerous.
This is an okay mystery, but Terry didn't really do detective work. He found a secret passageway where the murderer was, and got attacked. I guess he did okay.
For a first issue, my rating often involves whether I think the premise is good, and the characters, and honestly, I have no fucking idea! Dr. Watson the monkey???? I guess I'll give it three stars, but that feels too normal for this story.
Oh, it's remote control. That's good, for a moment I was afraid this comic would say the monkey detective knew how to fly a plane! That would be unrealistic!!!
Alarm clock tied to a gun!
The monkey is a photographer. He sneaks around and takes pictures.
Next up is- I'm sorry what the fuck is this?
School-boy detective, his able assistant, Dr Watson (the monkey), and a murder. Okay, I'm ready.
I'm sorry, do the police know about Dr. Watson, or are you just sending a monkey to fly a plane into a crime scene!?!??!???
Murder!
What’s this? Monkey business?