Military Comics (1941) comic books 1942

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Cover art by Chuck Cuidera. The Vial of Death!, script by Dick French, art by Chuck Cuidera; Blackhawk succeeds in getting a diabolical formula back for a destructive killer germ from the Nazis, who plan to use it to wipe out Allied forces, then takes it on the run as the Nazis concentrate their forces to catch him and get it back. Untitled Blue Tracer story, script and art by Fred Guardineer; To Kill a Commander. Untitled Loops and Banks story, script and art by Bob Powell; The Invasion of Iceland. Untitled Miss America story, art by Tom Hickey; The Crime School. Untitled Shot and Shell story, script and art by Klaus Nordling; aviation story. Untitled Yankee Eagle story, art by John Stewart; The Trap For Jerry Noble. Untitled Death Patrol story, script by Dave Berg, art by Dave Berg; Boris becomes the newest member of the Patrol as it seems Gramps has been killed saving the other members; Boris and the others go up against a female Nazi Death Patrol, whose wiles won't work on the male Patrol, who are all woman haters at heart. In order to escape alive, the male Patrol dons the female uniforms, leaving the ladies to wear the male uniforms, and which results in all of them being shot to death, mistaken for the men! Untitled story, script by Ted Udall, art by Vernon Henkel; The Sniper faces a mad Nazi chemist who is able to turn men into monsters. The Avenger text story. Who Is Monsieur X?, script and art by Al McWilliams; X succeeds in liberating a German ship filled with prisoners at Calais, France, and, with the help of another British ship, takes out a German destroyer; Although a Parisian newspaper reports that X was lost at sea, he, in fact, dove back into the English Channel and swam back to France to further torment the Nazis. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Chuck Cuidera. The Return of Genghis Khan!, script by Dick French, art by Chuck Cuidera; Genghis Khan is re-born and starts on his reign of terror, until Blackhawk catches up with him; However, Blackhawk is captured and even Chop-Chop becomes one of Khan's own Generals, but recovers his sanity in time to release his leader. The Iceberg of Death, script and art by Fred Guardineer. Untitled Loops and Banks story, script and art by Bob Powell; Cannibal Island story. Untitled The Sniper story, script by Ted Udall, art by Vernon Henkel; The Death of Herr Brock. Untitled Shot and Shell story, script and art by Klaus Nordling; Van Der Dopple's Rice Paddies. Untitled Yankee Eagle story, art by John Stewart; There are spies in the shipyard. Untitled Death Patrol story, script and art by Dave Berg; Introduction of The Patchwork Kid. Untitled story, script and art by Maurice Kashuba; Miss America faces a non-costumed silk thief who uses cards that burst into flames when thrown; Featuring The Moth. Untitled story, script and art by Al Jaffee; The Quartermaster at Fort Bang dons an emblem and cape, calling himself Inferior Man, in order to take care of the Green Terror by whipping out his sissy serum and turning the Terror into a dancing dandy. Women of France text story. Phantom Army of Vengeance Secret War News non-fiction story, script and art by Al McWilliams. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Chuck Cuidera. The Sunken Island of Death!, script by Dick French, art by Chuck Cuidera; When a mountain rises out of the mid-Atlantic, United States, British, and German ships converge on the location; When the Nazis arrive, Blackhawk and his men are already there to claim it. The Song of the Blackhawks by Dick French (as Richard French); Illustrated, as a piece of sheet music, is the official "Song of the Blackhawks," featuring the lyrics and music. The Drums of Doom starring The Blue Tracer, script and art by Fred Guardineer; In Russia, Dunn and Jones oppose a hook-handed, peg-legged, one-eyed Nazi named von Blutt, who has managed to capture the Tracer and Dunn; However, just as Dunn is about to be hung, Jones saves the day. Untitled Maria and the Spies featuring Loops and Banks, script and art by Bob Powell (Bud Ernest). Untitled X of the Underground story, script and art by Vernon Henkel; Female agent X (most likely French), most often posing as a man, infiltrates many Axis camps, her efforts being complicated by reporter Bob Gray, who has uncovered her secret. Untitled Shot and Shell story, script and art by Klaus Nordling; Our nutty heroes go to Norway. The Blonde Torch Singer starring Yankee Eagle, art by John Stewart. Untitled The Sniper story, script by Ted Udall, art by Bernard Klein. Untitled Inferior Man story, script and art by Al Jaffee; A tractor cannon gets stolen. Imposter!, script and art by Dave Berg; The Patrol breaks into the Wilhelmstrasse, where Del disguises himself as Hitler and gives orders designed to undo much of the Nazi tyranny, including the release of political prisoners from the concentration camps. Cleansed By Fire text story. Nazi Terror Secret War News non-fiction story, script and art by Al McWilliams. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Chuck Cuidera. The Man In the Iron Mask, script by Dick French, art by Chuck Cuidera; The Blackhawks return to the place where their beloved comrade, Andre, seemingly met his fate six months earlier; However, Blackhawk discovers a man called Iron Face held prisoner and he later discovers that it is in fact Andre, whose face has been horribly disfigured. Untitled Sniper story, script by Ted Udall, art by Bernard Klein; The story of Lord Henry Perkins. Untitled Loops and Banks story, script and art by Bob Powell (Bud Ernest); story about the Russians' Mascot. Untitled X of the Underground story; X inspires women all over Europe to join her covert operation, ditching Gray wherever she could because he wanted to also join her organization. Untitled Shot and Shell story, script and art by Klaus Nordling; Our bungling heroes go to Baghdad. Untitled story, art by Fred Kida; Introducing the Phantom Clipper. Untitled Death Patrol story, script and art by Dave Berg; The Goucho joins the Patrol as they head back to Nazi Germany to rescue Del, which they did, but at the apparent cost of the life of Hank. Untitled story, script and art by Fred Guardineer; While in China, Dunn and Jones, aided by the Blue Tracer, fight the eveil General Muki Zu, often termed "The Yellow Butcher of Koko Nor." 7:55, Dec. 7 text story. Jap Spies Everywhere--Beware! starring Inferior Man, script and art by Al Jaffee. Secret Passage To China Front Secret War News non-fiction story, script by Nathaniel Nitkin, art by Al McWilliams; featuring Nat Nitkin, Bill (a military Major, friend of Nat), Chen (Chinese civilian), and Japanese villains. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Will Eisner. Trapped In the Devil's Oven, script by Dick French, art by Chuck Cuidera; Andre is brought back to Blackhawk Island, to be operated on by the renowned plastic surgeon, Dr. Fritz von Rath, who was recently rescued from a concentration camp; Unfortunately for Andre, the doctor, whose mind is still adversely affected from his captivity and because the Germans hold his daughter captive, gives Andre the face of the doctor's former concentration camp commander, Baron von Ziefh! Untitled Sniper story, script by Ted Udall, art by Jacob Landau (as Jay); The story of Signor Barezzi. Untitled Loops and Banks story, script and art by Bob Powell; A mission for Stalin; featuring Adolph Hitler. Untitled Shot and Shell story, script and art by Klaus Nordling. Untitled Death Patrol story, script and art by Dave Berg; While on a mission, the Patrol apparently loses another member, King Hotintot, who is quickly replaced by his son. Untitled Phantom Clipper story, art by Fred Kida; Saving the Picardy. Untitled Inferior Man story, script and art by Al Jaffee; Courtney "buys" the Brooklyn Bridge and asks Kitch the Witch to move it with her magic to his hometown of Screamin' Ridge, New Jersey. Untitled story, script and art by Fred Guardineer; After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Captain Bill Dunn and his partner Jones help out the beleaguered forces of freedom in the Pacific Theater by using the capabilities of the Blue Tracer against Japanese bombers in the South Sea islands, sinking a Japanese destroyer. Fire Afloat text story; A true story related to the burning of "The Normandie." Untitled X of the Underground story; A brother's betrayal, a daughter's rescue mission. 17 Plane Jap Armada Vs. Tiny Tender Secret War News non-fiction story, script and art by Al McWilliams. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Will Eisner. Untitled story, script by Dick French, art by Chuck Cuidera; The Blackhawks must battle German, Japanese and Italian soldiers in their quest to bring relief to stranded Allied soldiers in the Philippines. The Last of Obergast featuring Sniper, script by Ted Udall. Untitled Loops and Banks story, script and art by Bob Powell (Bud Ernest); The bombing of Tokyo. Untitled Shot and Shell story, script and art by Klaus Nordling; Hitler gets shrunk; app. by Herman Goering and Josef Goebbels. Untitled Death Patrol story, script and art by Dave Berg; featuring Boris, Mademoiselle from Armentieres, Frere Jacques, Goucho, Prince Totinhot, Henry (introduction, a talking blimp), and Adolf Hitler (who is back to full size). Untitled Phantom Clipper story, art by Fred Kida; Battle of Teagly Island. Untitled story, script and art by Al Jaffee; Now in possession of the Brooklyn Bridge, Courtney unsuccessfully tries to resell it, even offering it to Hitler!; Public outcry forced Inferior Man to have the witch restore the bridge to its rightful place; unfortunately, in doing so, she makes it invisible. Untitled X of the Underground story, art by Lee Ames; A serum for cholera. We'll Moider D'Bums! text story by Dick French. Untitled story, script and art by Fred Guardineer; Fresh from their victories in the South Pacific area, Dunn and Jones take the Blue Tracer to Nome, Alaska, to continue their fight against the Japanese. U. S. Seaman Traps U-Boat Secret War News non-fiction story, art by Al McWilliams. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Reed Crandall. Untitled story, script by Dick French; The Blackhawks are in pursuit of a leather briefcase that contains a priceless, pre-determined plan of human existence which will be disrupted upon its disclosure, and which affects the outcome of World War II. Untitled Sniper story, script by Ted Udall; The trial of Count Grubber. Untitled Shot and Shell story, script and art by Klaus Nordling; the duo go to France. Untitled Loops and Banks story, script and art by Bob Powell (Bud Ernest); Aviation drama in Tokyo. Untitled X of the Underground story, art by Bob Hebberd; The Gestapo's Costume Ball. Untitled Phantom Clipper story, art by Fred Kida; The Mikado's fishing trip; vs. Hirohito. Untitled story, script and art by Al Jaffee; Inferior Man joins the Navy. Untitled story, script and art by Dave Berg; When Del flies through a strange gas, he believes that he is hallucinating about his fallen comrades: King Hotintot, Gramps and Hank, and that their voices guided him home safely; When he regains his senses, he discovers that the three believed dead partners are still alive after having been nursed back to health. Death To the Killer! text story. The Thing, script and art by Fred Guardineer; The Tracer must fend off its Japanese military robot counterpart, The Thing, which is equally impervious to harm...that is, until Dunn discovers its Achilles Heel: the human operator! Saga of the U.S.S. Marblehead Secret War News non-fiction story, script and art by Al McWilliams. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Reed Crandall. The Butcher!, script by Bill Woolfolk, art by Reed Crandall; When the Countess Elsia stands up Baron von Tepp for a dinner date, he decides to send his troops to get her, and she narrowly escapes and nearly perishes before Blackhawk can save her; However, all the efforts of Blackhawk cannot save the Countess; Then and there, the Blackhawks decide to track down von Tepp, better known as "The Butcher." The Gold of France starring Sniper, script by Ted Udall. The Nazi Rocket Tank, script and art by Fred Guardineer; The Nazis develop their own Rocket Tank to combat the Blue Tracer; However, the Tracer beats it by riding it from above into a rock, where the local Russians finish it off with Molotov cocktails. Untitled Shot and Shell story, script and art by Klaus Nordling; Our heroes must deal with a society of thugs. Untitled story, art by Fred Kida; Phantom Clipper encounters The Raider Prince Hugen. There Are More Ways Than One To Skin a Cat; Last appearance of X of the Underground. Untitled story, script and art by Al Jaffee; Inferior Man displays uncanny ability when he straps himself to a rocket and targets a Nazi bomber which he then dismantles in mid-air! Follow the Moon text story. Untitled story, script and art by Bob Powell; Last appearance of Loops and Banks. U.S. Fliers Crush Jap Fleet, script and art by Al McWilliams; True story of the Battle of Midway. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Reed Crandall. Tondeleyo, script by Bill Woolfolk, art by Reed Crandall; Blackhawk challenges Nazi Ace Hans Oberst to an aerial duel to the death, which he accepts, but Blackhawk is unaware that it is a trap; However, a newcomer to Blackhawk Island, Tondeleyo, sows seeds of discontent and cowardice among the Blackhawks, and Chop-Chop is the only one to pull his friends out of their depression and take on the Nazis. Untitled story, script by Ted Udall, art by Vernon Henkel; The Sniper locates a mad scientist in the Black Forest who has the capability of turning troops into microscopic size, then putting them into the body of a suicide bomber pilot heading for England; When the reverse serum is applied, these men would burst forth from the pilot's corpse. Untitled story, script and art by Fred Guardineer; The President of the United States personally enlists the Blue Tracer for a mission in the mountains of Yugoslavia, where the machine demonstrates its most powerful feat to date (and taxed it accordingly) by plunging from the sky and burrowing a tunnel straight through a mountain. Untitled Phantom Clipper story, art by Fred Kida. The World's Dumbest Soldier, script and art by Bart Tumey; Private Dogtag (first appearance) versus Voodini; Cameo by Winston Churchill. Untitled Shot and Shell story, script and art by Klaus Nordling. Life-Line To the East Secret War News non-fiction story, script and art by Al McWilliams. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.