Air Fighters Classics #1

In World War II France, the legend of the Iron Ace endures—a guardian said to return when Charlemagne’s bloodline fades. When downed pilot Captain Ronald Britain is hidden by the last descendant of the old empire, Doctor Lafarge, the young man dons the legendary armor after Lafarge’s death at the hands of the Nazis. Now wielding the near-invulnerable Iron Ace suit and a mighty aircraft, Britain takes up the mantle, striking back against the occupying forces.

In the skies over wartime England, the Black Angel races to defend the Wembley Airplane Factory from a deadly Nazi assault. After repelling the attack, she intercepts a whispered conspiracy on a train—rumors of a secret submarine base orchestrating a devastating raid on Allied Convoy #607. Unbeknownst to her, the mastermind behind the scheme is the enigmatic Baroness Blood, whose shadowy influence stretches from the battlefield to the highest echelons of Nazi command.

In "The Lifeless Invaders," fighter pilot Jack Gatling, known as the Bald Eagle, takes to the skies in his legendary aircraft, the Flying Coffin, to stop General Kari’s deadly scheme to invade mainland America. With the fate of the nation hanging in the balance, Gatling must outmaneuver a ruthless enemy determined to bring war to American soil.

In "The Coming of the Dutchman," the legendary Flying Dutchman—Jan—takes to the skies over Holland in his Airacobra, driven by a personal vendetta as he hunts down Colonel Voss, the Nazi officer responsible for his parents' deaths. With the help of Dutch patriot Helga Maanen, he strikes at the enemy with precision and fury, turning the skies into a battleground of vengeance and resistance.