America's Best Comics #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features two main superhero stories: "The Black Terror" confronts a Nazi spy plot involving a prisoner-of-war camp threatened by the rising Mississippi River, where German agent Baron Karl Manfred von Khill attempts to secure an escape route; and "Doc Strange" encounters a Japanese scientist and bomb-launching operation, discovering a radio apparatus on a bomb set to detonate at a specific wavelength that the enemy plans to use against American forces. The issue also includes stories featuring The American Eagle and The Fighting Yank, with wartime themes throughout promoting the purchase of war bonds and stamps.
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