America's Best Comics #1 (1)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"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.
In "Sorel's Saboteurs," the Black Terror races to stop a dangerous plot after Sorel's gang steals a map from Jean revealing key city services and then kidnaps her to silence her. With time running out, the hero must uncover the gang’s plan before they cripple the city’s infrastructure.
In "The Fifth Column Frameup," Luke Danby is accused of treason by Scheel and his Bundist allies, throwing the nation into suspicion. The Liberator, wary of the sudden betrayal, begins to unravel the conspiracy behind the accusation.
In "The Construction Company Graft Racket," Grace and Agatha take a dangerous stand against corruption when their investigation into citywide construction fraud puts them in the crosshairs of a powerful conspiracy. With the Commissioner of Public Works secretly colluding with the Ajax Construction Company, the duo finds themselves kidnapped—just as they're about to uncover the truth.
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Reprinted in Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017)
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