Don Winslow of the Navy #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Terror on the Tundras," Don Winslow and his companion discover planes flying through a northern mountain pass and follow them to an ice-free lake hidden among frozen terrain. They are captured by the enemy and taken to a fortress called the Scorpion, where a sadistic device called the Cage—designed to break men through psychological torture—awaits them. After two days of struggle across the frozen wasteland, Winslow escapes the Scorpion's prison and alerts Navy destroyers to sink the enemy vessel before the villains can complete their atomic bomb and use it against the fleet.
Bell Bottom Bill spots a massive shark from safety and trades tall tales with a shipmate—until a punchline about his aunt's narrow escape with one reveals the real reason the creature turned tail and fled. A quick, clever bit of nautical humor that packs its laugh into a single page.
Colonel Corn falls for Korny Kobb's clever bet—answer "baloney" to three questions and win ten dollars—but discovers that keeping his wits about him is harder than it sounds when Korny's cunning questions are designed to trick him into saying anything but the magic word. It's a battle of brains and wordplay as Colonel Corn tries to outsmart his scheming opponent and reclaim the debt Korny's owed him for months.
Bell Bottom Bill has a moneymaking scheme he's eager to share—he's planning to build stoves inside out so people can always see what's cooking. It's the kind of offbeat naval humor that makes this 1951 gag perfect for a quick laugh between adventures.
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Reprinted in War at Sea #22 (1957), War at Sea #1 (1958), Cliffhanger Comics #1 (1989), Cliffhanger Comics #2 (1989), Don Winslow of the Navy #52
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