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Cover: Ernest Schroeder

Airboy Comics #4

Jan 1953 · Hillman · 1/- [0-1-0 GBP]
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An anthology issue featuring multiple stories: The main Airboy tale involves the hero battling the villain Tungchan, who has gained control of Birdie (Airboy's sentient plane) through a radio device on her instrument panel. After Tungchan traps Airboy and Birdie on a ship, Airboy manages to regain control and escape, leaving Tungchan to face destruction. A second story, "The Man Who Turned the Tide," is presented as a true account of Alexander Szek, an Austrian electrical engineer of mixed German-English heritage who, during World War I, chose to work for the Allied side and used his wireless telegraphy expertise to aid the war effort against Germany.

Contains 11 stories
Flight of the Robot
13 pp · Adventure, Aviation
The Iron Fish
1 pp · Non-Fiction, Historical
Cold Timber
0.5 pp · Humor
The Return of Torrio
5 pp · War
10 Fathom Watchdog
5 pp · Adventure, Military
The Navy's Secret Code
5 pp · Adventure, Military
The Silent Service
5 pp · Adventure, Military
Where the Freighters Die
6 pp · Military
Tadpole Frogman
4 pp · Military
Operation Back Door
6 pp · Military, War
Frogman to the Gulf
6 pp · Adventure, Crime

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Full credits

artist, inker Ernest Schroeder
cover pencils, inks Ernest Schroeder

Reprints

↩ Reprints Airboy Comics #11 [82] (1950), Airboy Comics #3 [98] (1952), Frogman Comics #7 (1953), Frogman Comics #9 (1953)

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