Feature Comics #61
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Scientist Slaves of Yvette DeMortire," the Widow and the Raven find themselves unexpectedly sharing a train to the mountains—only to be caught in a Nazi ambush. With the US Army on the scene, the two heroes emerge in costume and join forces to face the threat, their paths crossing in a moment of wartime urgency. Written and illustrated by Frank Borth, with a striking cover by Gill Fox, this 1942 issue delivers a tense, action-driven tale from the Golden Age of comics.
In "Kidnapping on the Midnight Express," the Widow and the Raven find themselves unexpectedly sharing a train ride to the mountains—only for it to be hijacked by Nazis mid-journey. With the tracks blocked and danger closing in, both heroes emerge in costume and must rely on each other as the US Army moves in to restore order.
Rusty Ryan and the Boyville Brigadiers receive orders to retrieve a mysterious "Chinese Doll" from San Francisco, only to discover the prize is actually a young woman carrying a dangerous secret the Japanese are willing to kill for. With Japanese spies in hot pursuit across mountain roads and into hidden caves, the boys must use their wits to protect their cargo and complete their mission for Army Intelligence. Packed with chases, combat, and the kind of wartime intrigue that kept readers on the edge of their seats in 1942.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #20 (2000)
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