Rocket Kelly (1944) comic books 1946

Hotshot WWII fighter pilot Patrick Kelly gets transported to the future, where he explores the galaxy and becomes a hotshot rocket pilot. The Sky People of a lost city in the Andes threaten the Earth with their giant insects and death rays; The true story of Balto, the sled dog who helped battle a diphtheria epidemic in 1925 Alaska; A trip to Egypt leads to mummies, holograms, death traps and an attack by the Sphinx itself. Adventure of the Lost Sky-World; Canine Cavalcade; Mystery of the Lost Expedition; The Talking Sphinx; Saga of the Silver Saddle. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Hotshot WWII fighter pilot Patrick Kelly gets transported to the future, where he explores the galaxy and becomes a hotshot rocket pilot. Insane weatherman Mr. Weather creates strange weather patterns that threaten human civilization; A mad scientist's plot sends Kelly and his crew on a desperate global scavenger hunt; The Minstrel of Death threatens Earth with his Dance of Death and his army of living musical instruments, but tone-deaf pilot Punchy proves immune to his powers. Mister Weather's Revenge; While the World Watches; Minit Mysteries; The Little People; The Dance of Death; Joy Family; Ernie. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by F. O. Alexander, Al Dunn and A. E. Hayward. Hotshot WWII fighter pilot Patrick Kelly gets transported to the future, where he explores the galaxy and becomes a hotshot rocket pilot. Descendants of Genghis Khan live in a subterranean city in Southeast Asia and mount raids on surface communities; The Sea Scoundrel traps Kelly and his crew in a subterranean world of strange and dangerous creatures; Reprints of various humor strips, including Hairbreadth Harry and The Back-Seat Driver, as the series transitions to a humor title. Death Beneath the Burma Jungle; Hairbreadth Harry; High-End Homer; Tommy Tot: Geography Goes Ga-Ga; Somebody's Stenog; The Back-Seat Driver; Kit of the Canyon; Duel Under the Sea. Final issue under this title; numbering continues with Lil Pan (1946) #6. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.