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America's Best Comics#1 (1)

America's Best Comics #1 (1)

Feb 1942 · Pines · 0.10 USD
“Sorel's Saboteurs”

"Sorel's Saboteurs" kicks off with a curious encounter when Tim, a young newsboy, finds a mysterious dog leaving a piece of meat at his feet after fleeing a butcher shop. Though the butcher threatens to call the dog catcher, Tim’s kindness leads him to pay for the meat and keep the dog—only to be rewarded with $50 when the dog’s owner shows up. Written by Donald Bayne Hobart, this heartfelt 1942 tale from America's Best Comics #1 captures a quiet moment of compassion in wartime, where small acts of generosity ripple in unexpected ways.

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writer Richard Hughes · artist Ed Moritz

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artist Ed Moritz

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Sorel's gang steals a map from Jean showing the location of vital city services; the gang later kidnaps Jean to eliminate witnesses. The Black Terror rescues Jean and learns that Sorel's gang is planning to sabotage a railroad bridge.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).