Boy Comics [Boy Illustories] #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Iron Jaw Returns," Swoop races to complete his prototype troop transport plane, while Winkie finds himself entangled with a deceptively innocent girl who’s actually the cunning Nazi spy Adolph "Baby Face" Blitzeid. Written by Virginia Bloch and illustrated by Frank Volp, this 1943 thriller blends wartime suspense with the era’s classic pulp energy. The cover, a striking piece by Charles Biro, captures the tension with a sharp, dynamic image of the young spy’s masked menace.
In "Baby Face Adolph," Winkie finds himself tangled in a dangerous game when a seemingly innocent girl sweet-talks him into smuggling her aboard Swoop’s new prototype troop transport plane—unaware she’s actually the cunning Nazi spy Adolph "Baby Face" Blitzeid in disguise. With the stakes rising and loyalty tested, the mission takes a perilous turn as the truth begins to unravel.
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Reprinted in The Golden Age of Comic Books #[nn] (1977)
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