| Characters |
The Young Allies (Introduction; Origin; formerly the Sentinels of Liberty) [Bucky; Toro (joins); Knuckles [Percival Aloysius O'Toole]; Jeff [Jefferson Worthington Sandervilt]; Whitewash Jones; Tubby [Henry Tinkle]]; Agent Zero; the Nazis (villains, some Death) |
| Synopsis |
Agent Zero is being pursued by a group of Nazis, who are intent on securing a code from him. Inadvertently, the members of the Sentinels of Liberty Club, who call themselves the Young Allies, chase the enemy from their clubhouse and discover the agent inside, and agree to help him send a message. |
| Genre |
superhero |
| Script |
Otto Binder |
| Pencils |
Charles Nicholas |
| Inks |
Charles Nicholas |
| Notes |
The splash page is an illustrated breakdown of each chapter with title of that chapter. Note, some info and synopsis added by Craig Delich 8-25-09. |
| Reprinted |
In Flashback (DynaPubs Enterprises, 1974 series) #8; in Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Young Allies (Marvel, 2009 series) #1. |
| Characters |
The Young Allies [Toro; Bucky; Knuckles [Percival Aloysius O'Toole]; Jefferson Worthington Sandervilt; Whitewash Jones; Tuby [Henry Tinkle]]; Agent Zero (a woman); Agent X (Death); The Red Skull (villain); Adolf Hitler (villain); the Nazis (villain); Hermann Goering (villain) |
| Synopsis |
The Young Allies arrive at Lone Pine and overhear a conversation between Agents Zero and X concerning the code key the Nazis were interested in, but soon find themselves battling Nazi spies who want that code. After the fray, Agent Zero is gone but has left a trail to the boys to follow that leads to a cemetery, where he has been taken, and they run smack into the Red Skull, who overpowers the Allies and takes Agent Zero with him. |
| Genre |
superhero |
| Script |
Otto Binder |
| Pencils |
Jack Kirby (page 1); Charles Nicholas |
| Inks |
Syd Shores (page 1); Charles Nicholas |
| Notes |
Some info and synopsis addded by Craig Delich 8-25-09. |
| Reprinted |
In Flashback (DynaPubs Enterprises, 1974 series) #8; in Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Young Allies (Marvel, 2009 series) #1. |
| Characters |
The Young Allies [Toro; Bucky; Knuckles [Percival Aloysius O'Toole]; Jefferson Worthington Sandervilt; Whitewash Jones; Tubby [Henry Tinkle]]; the Nazis (villains, some Death) |
| Synopsis |
On the trail of the Skull and Agent Zero, the boys stow away on a British freighter heading for England, but are discovered and put to work. However, there is a Nazi agent aboard who wishes to blow the ship up and the Allies with it. They stop him, are rewarded, land in England, help stop a Luftwaffe bombing of a city, then start on their journey to Germany, nearly being poisoned by a member of the Master Race in the process. |
| Genre |
superhero |
| Script |
Otto Binder |
| Pencils |
Jack Kirby (page 1); Charles Nicholas |
| Inks |
Syd Shores (page 1); Charles Nicholas |
| Notes |
Some info and synopsis added by Craig Delich 8-25-09. |
| Reprinted |
In Flashback (DynaPubs Enterprises, 1974 series) #8; in Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Young Allies (Marvel, 2009 series) #1. |
| Characters |
The Young Allies [Toro; Bucky; Knuckles [Percival Aloysius O'Toole]; Jefferson Worthington Sandervilt; Whitewash Jones; Tubby [Henry Tinkle]]; Agent Zero; the Red Skull (villain); the Nazis (villains); Hermann Goring (villain); Fritz Flootzendootzen (camp warden, villain); Adolf Hitler (villain) |
| Synopsis |
The Allies make their way into Germany and enter a HQ building and come face-to-face with the Red Skull, who has been torturing Agent Zero. The Skull has his men take the boys to a concentration camp, but Toro makes good their escape through the barbed wire. Toro then disguises himself as the Red Skull and re-enters the HQ building, hoping to make good the Allies escape from Germany with Agent Zero. |
| Genre |
superhero |
| Script |
Otto Binder |
| Pencils |
Jack Kirby (page 1); Charles Nicholas |
| Inks |
Charles Nicholas |
| Notes |
Some info and synopsis added by Craig Delich 8-25-09. |
| Reprinted |
In Flashback (DynaPubs Enterprises, 1974 series) #8; in Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Young Allies (Marvel, 2009 series) #1 |
| Characters |
The Young Allies [Toro; Bucky; Knuckles [Percival Aloysius O'Toole]; Jefferson Worthington Sandervilt; Whitewash Jones; Tubby [Henry Tinkle]]; Agent Zero; the Nationalist Chinese; the Red Skull (villain); the Nazis (villains); Adolf Hitler (villain); Hermann Goring (villain) |
| Synopsis |
Grabbing Agent Zero, Toro leads Agent Zero toward the planned escape, when the real Red Skull heads them off. The sudden appearance of Hitler allows the boys and Agent Zero to escape, but the Nazis are quickly on their trail, but are rebuffed by the Russians. Mewanwhile, the Allies meet up with forces of General Chiang Kai-shek and arrange for passage on a ship back to America when they suddenly find themselves in the middle of a Tong war! |
| Genre |
superhero |
| Script |
Stan Lee |
| Pencils |
Jack Kirby (page 1); Charles Nicholas |
| Inks |
Syd Shores (page 1); Charles Nicholas |
| Notes |
Somne info and synopsis added by Craig Delich 8-25-09. |
| Reprinted |
In Flashback (DynaPubs Enterprises, 1974 series) #8; in Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Young Allies (Marvel, 2009 series) #1 |
| Characters |
The Young Allies [Toro; Bucky; Knuckles [Percival Aloysius O'Toole]; Jefferson Worthington Sandervilt; Whitewash Jones; Tubby [Henry Tinkle]]; Captain America [Steve Rogers]; Human Torch [Jim Hammond]; the Red Skull (villain); Agent Zero |
| Synopsis |
The Young Allies and Agent Zero finally board a ship for America, and return home to the clubhouse, where Agent Zero leaves them to locate a tombstone in the cemetery that has the key to code. Unfortunately, the Red Skull lies in wait and captures the group, but Jeffrey uses his pocket transmitter to alert Captain America and the Human Torch to rescue them. |
| Genre |
superhero |
| Script |
Stan Lee |
| Pencils |
Jack Kirby (page 1); Charles Nicholas |
| Inks |
Syd Shores (page 1); Charles Nicholas |
| Notes |
Some info and synopsis added by Craig Delich 8-25-09. |
| Reprinted |
In Flashback (DynaPubs Enterprises, 1974 series) #8; in Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Young Allies (Marvel, 2009 series) #1 |