| CLOCK (Brian O'Brien) | CHRONOLOGY |
| Created by George E. Brenner |
CHRONOLOGY
Clock first appeared in Funny Pages Vol. 1 #6 (November 1936).
Below is the definitive list of appearances of Clock in chronological order. Flashback sequences or story entries will be followed by a [Flashback] note. Stories that for some reason are no longer part of current continuity will have a comment saying this in a note following the entry.
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Clock Chronology
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| Funny Pages Vol. 1 #6 (November 1936): [No Title] |
| Funny Pages Vol. 1 #7 (December 1936): [No Title] |
| Funny Pages Vol. 1 #8 (February 1937): [No Title] |
| Funny Pages Vol. 1 #9 (March 1937): [No Title] |
| Funny Picture Stories #1 (November 1936): "Alias The Clock" |
| Funny Picture Stories #2 (December 1936): "Hare and Hound" |
| Detective Picture Stories #2 (January 1937): [Baffled By a Flower] |
| Detective Picture Stories #5 (April 1937): [Murder By Proxy] |
| Funny Pages Vol. 1 #10 (April 1937): [No Title] |
| Funny Pages Vol. 1 #11 (June 1937): [No Title] |
| Feature Funnies #3 (December 1937): [No Title] |
| Feature Funnies #4 (January 1938): [No Title] |
| Feature Funnies #5 (February 1938): [No Title] |
| Feature Funnies #6 (March 1938): [Clyde Hope Jr. Kidnapped] |
| Feature Funnies #7 (April 1938): [The Owl] |
| Feature Funnies #8 (May 1938): [No Title] |
| Feature Funnies #9 (June 1938): [No Title] |
| Feature Funnies #10 (July 1938): [No Title] |
| Feature Funnies #11 (August 1938): [No Title] |
| Feature Funnies #12 (September 1938): [Charitable Charlie] |
| Feature Funnies #13 (October 1938): [The Z.Y. Callis Case] |
| Feature Funnies #14 (November 1938): [The Murder of Mayor Willis] |
| Feature Funnies #15 (December 1938): [No Title] |
| Feature Funnies #16 (January 1939): [The Robbery on the ACQUAGAL] |
| Feature Funnies #17 (February 1939): [Murder of a Window Washer] |
| Feature Funnies #18 (March 1939): [No Title] |
| Feature Funnies #19 (April 1939): [Pug Pratt, Fight Fixer] |
| Feature Funnies #20(May 1939): [Robbery at the Acme Diamond Company] |
| Feature Comics #21 (June 1939): [Crime at the International Fair] |
| Feature Comics #22 (July 1939): [The Murder of D.A. Downs] |
| Feature Comics #23 (August 1939): [The Burton Kidnapping] |
| Feature Comics #24 (September 1939): [Nillot the Swindler] |
| Feature Comics #25 (October 1939): [The Parker Gang] |
| Feature Comics #26 (November 1939): [Framed for Robbery] |
| Feature Comics #27 (December 1939): [Phantom Gang Escapes Police Again] |
| Feature Comics #28 (January 1940): [The Bombing of Dan Nolen] |
| Feature Comics #29 (February 1940): [The Shooting of Ted Holt] |
| Feature Comics #30 (March 1940): [The FBI Agent Killing] |
| Feature Comics #31 (April 1940): [The Poison Gas Formula] |
| Crack Comics #1 (May 1940): [The Story of Pug Brady] |
| Crack Comics #2 (June 1940): [The Orchid] |
| Crack Comics #3/8 (July 1940): "Gang Czar's Right Hand Man Arrested" |
| Crack Comics #4/14 (August 1940): [The Asp] |
| Crack Comics #5/15 (September 1940): [The Jay Bird] |
| Crack Comics #6/15 (October 1940): [The Paralyzer Gun] |
| Crack Comics #7/15 (November 1940): "Robbers from Hades" |
| Crack Comics #8/15 (December 1940): [Stuporman] |
| Crack Comics #9/15 (January 1941): [The Screw Gang] |
| Crack Comics #10/15 (February 1941): [The False Clock] |
| Crack Comics #11/15 (March 1941): [The Case of Piggy Dorn] |
| Crack Comics #12/15 (April 1941): [The Murder of Hy Jakker] |
| Crack Comics #13/15 (June 1941): [The Crab's Extortion Plot] |
| Crack Comics #14/15 (July 1941): [Klone the Racketeer] |
| Crack Comics #15/15 (August 1941): [The Werewolf Murders] |
| Crack Comics #16/15 (September 1941): [The Revenge of Bat Nillon] |
| Crack Comics #17/19 (October 1941): [Killer Kale Dies Tonight] |
| Crack Comics #18/19 (November 1941): [The Terror] |
| Crack Comics #19/4 (December 1941): [A familiar figure, The Clock...] |
| Crack Comics #20 (January 1942): [The Gelton Gang] |
| Crack Comics #21 (February 1942): [Meet Butch] |
| Crack Comics #22 (March 1942): [Victims of the Fagin] |
| Crack Comics #23 (May 1942): [A car speeds madly...] |
| Crack Comics #24 (July 1942): [The Knife Throwing Gang] |
| Crack Comics #25 (September 1942): [The Gonky Mob Copycat Crimes] |
| Crack Comics #26 (November 1942): [No Title] |
| Crack Comics #27 (January 1943): "The House of Horror" |
| Crack Comics #28 (March 1943): [No Title] |
| Crack Comics #29 (May 1943): [No Title] |
| Crack Comics #30 (August 1943): [No Title] |
| Crack Comics #31 (October 1943): [Gun + Killer + Victim = Murder] |
| Crack Comics #32 (December 1943): [No Title] |
| Crack Comics #33 (spring 1944): [No Title] |
| Crack Comics #34 (summer 1944): [No Title] |
| Crack Comics #35 (autumn 1944): "Footprints That Vanish in Thin Air" |