Air Fighters Comics #4 [16]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Case of the Nazi 'Indians'," Iron Ace faces a cunning enemy who’s turned the tide of war with a stolen secret: an Atom-Smasher and an Atom-Gun that disable both pilots and factories alike—no electricity needed. With the help of his own ingenuity, he races to stop a commandant whose twisted experiments threaten the RAF and the war effort. Penciled and inked by Bill Fraccio, this 1944 wartime adventure features dynamic action and a chilling twist on sabotage, all on a striking cover by Fred Kida.
In "The Atom-Smasher," Iron Ace faces off against a cunning Nazi commandant whose terrifying invention, the Atom-Smasher, threatens to cripple the RAF and power enemy factories without relying on a damaged dam. With an Atom-Gun capable of disabling pilots and soldiers in mid-air, the commandant’s scheme pushes Iron Ace to his limits in a high-stakes battle of wits and courage.
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