Don Winslow Yank Comics #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Heroic Newsboy," Don and Red face a new challenge when they're sent to track down a secret agent for the Universal Security League—posing as a secretary named Flo Vicmar, who may lead them to Scorpia's hidden base at Bat's Cavern. With Blue Nose orchestrating the scheme and Red Bomber holding Flo’s mother hostage, Don enlists newsboy Clem to keep watch, but the plan unravels fast. Written by Frank Victor Martinek and illustrated by L. A. Beroth, with a cover by Jayar, this 1948 adventure blends espionage and street-smart courage in a taut, suspenseful tale.
In "The Heroic Newsboy," Don and Red, still searching for Scrub’s owner, take a new lead from Mike Splendor—only to find themselves tangled in a spy game when Universal Security League recruits a secretary to expose a Scorpia agent hiding in plain sight. Under the guise of Flo Vicmar, Blue Nose sends Thorn-Apple to infiltrate the League, while Red Bomber takes Flo’s mother hostage, forcing a tense game of trust and deception. With newsboy Clem shadowing Flo and the stakes rising, Don must earn her cooperation before the trap at Bat’s Cavern is sprung.
In "The Three Tough Kids," Alley Oop finds himself unexpectedly fathering three mischievous children after a reunion with his long-lost wife, Zel—and their antics quickly turn the neighborhood upside down. When the kids take on a local bully and ride Oop’s dinosaur in a show of bravado, their bold claim that their dad and Oop could "whip our whole neighborhood" sparks a chaotic brawl. As the mob turns on itself, Ooola arrives to deliver her verdict, leaving Oop caught in the middle of a very modern mess.
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