Bang-Up Comics #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBang-Up Comics #1 is an anthology featuring multiple adventure stories. "Cosmo Mann's Sun-Ray Gun Defends America" follows the hero as he uses his sun-ray weapon to combat enemy forces threatening the nation. "Jeff Barter, Trader" presents a jungle adventure in which trader Jeff Barter and his assistant Ted Collins encounter a crocodile while traveling the Impure River to trade with the Makuba tribe. A third story involves a military officer receiving secret orders to command forces against a dictatorial invader, with a smaller character named Buzz Balmer featured as well, while another tale depicts military personnel tracking an unmarked steel-gray enemy plane and discovering it belongs to King Paul's forces, leading to a confrontation with a general who has conspired with an invader.
When a military bomber crashes under suspicious circumstances, F.B.I. investigator Dick Star heads to a West Coast airplane factory to root out a sabotage ring operating inside—with the help of his unconventional partner, Pinky Dink. As Dick infiltrates the conspirators' secret meeting and uncovers their dangerous plans, he and Pinky set a clever trap to catch the culprits before they can strike at the experimental 3-19 pursuit plane.
In the 1941 pages of Bang-Up Comics #1, a quiet schoolteacher named Jo answers a call from the brilliant but enigmatic Professor Amazo, setting off a transformation that reshapes her into Lady Fairplay—radiant, powerful, and driven to battle the shadows beneath the city. With her newfound energy and purpose, she becomes a force of justice, stepping into a role that tests the limits of her humanity.
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Reprinted in Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017), Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #19 (2019), Heroine Heaven #1 (2022)
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