America's Greatest Comics #7

In "Danger At the Dike!" from America's Greatest Comics #7 (1943), Commando Yank must outwit his captors after a stolen pipe containing vital Nazi defense data falls into enemy hands. With the fate of a crucial Dutch dike hanging in the balance, he races to reclaim the information and prevent disaster—before it's too late.

In "Minute Man In Berlin!!" from America's Greatest Comics #7 (1943), the heroic Minute Man ventures into Nazi-occupied Berlin on a daring mission to recover stolen art treasures belonging to Jonas, with the goal of returning them so Jonas can sell them to support the war effort through War Bonds.

Balbo the boy magician's latest stage trick takes a deadly turn when a mysterious figure steals one of his rabbits—and murders a theater worker in the process. As Balbo investigates why anyone would kill for a rabbit, he uncovers a sinister plot that runs far deeper than a simple theft, leading him into a dangerous confrontation with ruthless criminals.

When a criminal crew called the Killer-Diller Killers targets musicians in a deadly scheme, Bulletman and Bulletgirl pursue the conspiracy from the city's criminal underworld straight to the opera house—where a mysterious code hidden in music may be the key to stopping them. Bulletgirl's instincts clash with Bulletman's methodical detective work as the flying duo races against time to protect the orchestra and uncover the sinister plot before the next performance becomes a murder.