All-New Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Bombs Over Berlin" delivers a gripping wartime adventure from 1943, spotlighting Jack and Roger as they survive a brutal dogfight with Japanese Zeros and crash-land in a remote tribal village. Arturo Cazeneuve’s dynamic art brings the peril and mystery to life, as the duo uncovers a sinister plot involving a Japanese doctor and a poisoned tribal chief. The cover by Al Avison captures the tension with bold, wartime flair.
In "Americans Fight Fair!" from All-New Comics #4 (1943), Jack and Roger survive a crash behind enemy lines only to find themselves in a remote tribal village where a Japanese doctor is secretly undermining the chief’s leadership. As the two American flyers navigate the tense situation, they must decide how far they’ll go to uphold their principles in a war where the lines aren’t always clear.
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Reprinted in Super-Dooper Comics #8 (1946)
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