Air Fighters Comics #2 [2]

In this 1942 adventure from *Air Fighters Comics #2*, young Davy Nelson channels the spirit of his late mentor, Father Francis Martier, by crafting a daring new fighter plane that flaps its wings like a bird. When he takes to the skies, he’s thrust into a high-stakes dogfight with the feared Japanese ace pilot Hirote, testing his skill and courage in the heat of war.

In 1942, as Nazi forces close in on France, the legend of the Iron Ace—a warrior said to rise when Charlemagne’s bloodline ends—comes to life when downed English pilot Captain Ronald Britain is entrusted with the ancient armor by the dying Dr. Lafarge, the last of Charlemagne’s heirs. Donning the impregnable suit and taking flight in a near-invulnerable iron-coated plane, Britain becomes the Iron Ace, a force of resistance against the occupying enemy.

In "The Baroness Blood," the Black Angel races to thwart a Nazi submarine assault on Allied Convoy #607 after intercepting a cryptic threat on a train. Unbeknownst to him, the mastermind behind the attack is the enigmatic Baroness von Blood, whose shadowy influence looms over the unfolding war effort.

In "The Lifeless Invaders!", fighter pilot Jack Gatling, the Bald Eagle, takes to the skies in his trusty aircraft, the Flying Coffin, to stop General Kari’s sinister plan to invade mainland America. With the fate of the nation hanging in the balance, Jack’s courage and skill are put to the ultimate test in this pulse-pounding wartime adventure.

In "The Coming of the Dutchman," a lone pilot known only as the Flying Dutchman—driven by personal vengeance—dives into battle over Holland, his Airacobra slicing through enemy planes as he hunts Colonel Voss, the Nazi officer tied to the death of his parents. The story unfolds with tense aerial combat and a haunting sense of justice, set against the grim backdrop of war-torn skies.