Don Winslow #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDon Winslow infiltrates a criminal hideout using a rubber face disguise to impersonate the villain Rubberface and foil a plot to steal naval plans. After a violent confrontation with Rubberface and his crew, Winslow defeats the criminals and rescues a young boy named Homer from the gang. The story concludes with Homer joining the Navy, inspired by Winslow's heroism, while Winslow and Captain Lance are caught in a devastating flood that threatens to drown them until they are rescued by the sturdy ark-like boat built by Captain Noah.
When a dangerous criminal named Rubberface is enlisted to steal Navy secrets, Don Winslow of the Navy discovers the plot hinges on an impersonation so perfect that even Admiral Colby can't tell the difference. Winslow must untangle a web of switched faces and false identities before the stolen plans—and the Admiral himself—fall into enemy hands. A high-stakes chase between the Navy's ace troubleshooter and a criminal whose greatest weapon is his ability to become anyone.
Bell Bottom Bill's back from a three-month hospital stay, and his shipmates are thrilled to see him healthy—until he reveals what really kept him going during recovery. It's a quick, cheeky laugh about what matters most when you're laid up and far from home.
When Lance O'Casey arrives at the Whittington estate in Monaco to check on his old friend Homer Whittington, Jr., he discovers the young man imprisoned by two ruthless trustees who plan to have him committed to an asylum and steal his fortune. Trapped between the trustees' schemes and Homer's desperation, Lance must outmaneuver his captors and expose their crooked plot before it's too late.
Don Winslow and Admiral Colby visit an eccentric retired sea captain who's spent a decade building an ark in the middle of a desert valley, convinced a great flood is coming. When a nearby dam catastrophically fails, Captain Noah's seemingly mad project becomes humanity's only hope for survival—but the unbalanced captain has his own sinister plans for who deserves to be saved.
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↩ Reprints Don Winslow of the Navy #55 (1948), Whiz Comics #117 (1950)
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