Cover: Alex Blum

Bomber Comics #3

Sep 1944 · Elliot · 0.10 USD

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In "How to Make Money," Kismet faces his most urgent mission yet: stopping a Nazi rocketship loaded with bombs from destroying New York City. Written by Omar Tahan and illustrated by Henry Kiefer with inks by Alex Blum, this 1944 Bomber Comics issue delivers high-stakes wartime action with a twist that turns sabotage into a surprise alliance. The cover, by Alex Blum, captures the tension of the moment, while the story unfolds with the kind of clever, resourceful heroism that defined the era.

Contains 9 stories

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor, Children

Script Jay MaxwellPencils Jay Maxwell

Untitled Superhero story

13 pp · Superhero

Script Jerry MaxwellPencils Jerry Maxwell

Untitled Children story

7 pp · Children, Adventure

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

Untitled War story

5 pp · War

Sgt Grace Gleason

How to Make Money

1 pp · Humor, Children

Pee Wee discovers a clever way to earn pocket money by charging neighborhood kids for rides down a slide, and with Archie's help, the two friends quickly rake in the pennies—though their newfound fortune disappears just as fast when temptation strikes. This one-page humor romp shows how easy it is for kids to dream up schemes and even easier to spend what they've earned.

Untitled Horror-Suspense story

6 pp · Horror-Suspense

Untitled Children story

5 pp · Children

Cap'n Patch

Untitled Superhero story

8 pp · Superhero

KismetJeanunnamed wife of General von HaddenGeneral von Hadden (villain)the Nazis [Karlothers unnamed] (villains)

In "null," Kismet races against time when friend Jean warns him of a Nazi rocketship poised to bomb New York City. Sneaking aboard, he diverts the payload into the ocean and crashes the vessel in France—only to discover a far darker plan: a massacre of innocent hostages, aided unexpectedly by the wife of the Nazi general.