Don Winslow of the Navy #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDon Winslow finds himself sinking into a submarine after it is destroyed, and he discovers movement inside the wreck. He manages to escape and surface, tapping out a message on the hull to signal his survival. After being rescued by his companions including Bixby, Winslow and the crew are stranded on an island where their ship was also destroyed. They plan to build a fire for a signal and attempt to sleep, but Winslow stays alert through the night, suspecting trouble from a mysterious man with a sling whom he keeps watch over.
In "Death Rides the Rapids," the Coast Guard faces a treacherous stretch of water known as Disaster Falls, where the safety of fishing scows hangs in the balance. With the current roaring and the rocks hidden beneath the surface, every passing vessel is a gamble against nature’s fury.
Mac Mule and Battling Bantam visit the library, where Mac promises to be quiet—though his usual noise-making habits quickly threaten to ruin the peaceful atmosphere. When a book accidentally hits Mac, the resulting chaos sparks a series of escalating misunderstandings, leading to a frantic chase and a surprising turn of events that leaves Mac regretting his decision to bring Battling Bantam along.
Don Winslow races against time when his friend Lieutenant Pennington goes missing during a dangerous test of a one-man submarine. With the sub trapped in ocean mud and communication severed, Winslow dives into the depths to find his friend—only to find himself sinking into the muck, forcing him to rely on quick thinking to survive.
Dizzy Daisy tries to impress Captain Winters with a tall tale about surviving a shipwreck at sea—claiming she once used a pan to catch the leak. Her exaggerated story draws laughter, but when the captain playfully challenges her logic, she doubles down with a ridiculous solution that only adds to the absurdity.
In "Destination Danger," Don and Red find themselves aboard a Coast Guard cutter cruising the quiet Pacific, unaware that their calm patrol is leading them straight into unseen peril. With the open sea stretching endlessly around them, the routine mission quickly takes a dangerous turn—no warning, no map, just the growing sense that something is very wrong.
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Reprinted in Don Winslow of the Navy #12 (1953), Don Winslow of the Navy #8 (1953), Don Winslow of the Navy #144 (1955), Don Winslow #71 (1955), Don Winslow Trouble Shooter #1 (1991), Don Winslow of the Navy #114, Don Winslow of the Navy #58
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