Big Shot Comics #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features multiple superhero stories. In one story, the Skyman investigates a crackpot inventor named Norizsan who has developed a disc-gun using springs instead of gunpowder and attempts to sell it to the government; the Skyman must stop an imposter posing as him and prevent Norizsan's escape. Another story depicts action involving Jeff and other characters battling enemies in a multi-story building, including combat on ladders and confrontations with criminals trying to escape. The issue also includes tales of Captain Devildog, Joe Palooka, Sparky Watts, and other adventure features typical of the anthology series.
The Black Dragon Society, a murderous Japanese organization, sets its sights on American defense targets in wartime San Francisco, and The Cloak—FBI agent Jeff Cardiff in costume—finds himself battling operatives including Toyogoto and the Nazi collaborator Herr Von Shtunken across a Chinese restaurant and toward a critical aircraft plant. As Cardiff pursues the conspirators from the ruins of a bombed building to the estate of industrialist Bill Braden, he races to stop an assassination that could cripple American war production.
When war erupts across the globe, Rocky Ryan bands together with ten other world adventurers to form the American Avengers, answering the call to battle in the tropical jungles of Thailand. Tasked with a daring infiltration mission, Rocky uses cunning strategy and a glider assault to locate and capture the brilliant enemy general orchestrating the Japanese defense. With their commander in Allied hands and his staff in disarray, the American Avengers move to dismantle the enemy's command structure entirely.
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Reprinted in Sparky Watts #1 (1942)
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