Fight Comics #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFight Comics #16 is an anthology featuring multiple action stories. "Blitz of Human Bombs" follows the Super-American as he battles enemy forces and their aerial assault. "Strut Warren," by Ed Herron, depicts a military unit transferred from the North Pacific engaging in combat operations, with Warren participating in a boxing match against an opponent named Lavigne that extends to 77 rounds. "Chip Collins" features the title character involved in naval combat, including interrogation by an enemy commander and subsequent action aboard ships, with torpedo tubes and wartime naval operations prominently featured.
Super-American races from the future to stop Vultro's tyrannical regime from unleashing devastating aerial troop torpedoes on America, but when the dictator's ruthless lieutenant Tyrannus captures Joan Hunt as a hostage and drags her to Vultro's mountain fortress, the champion must pursue them in a stolen weapon of his enemy's own design. With the stakes mounting and the plot reaching its climax high in the Alpine stronghold, Super-American faces his greatest challenge yet against overwhelming odds.
From rags to boxing glory, Kid Lavigne rose from the rough streets and lumber camps of Michigan to become one of the toughest lightweights of all time, armed with nothing but his fists and determination. This true-life account follows the "Angel Face" as he battles his way up through the ranks—from street brawls to lumberjack camps to the professional ring—pursuing a championship title and the comfort he promised his family. His journey tests him in ways both physical and moral, leaving marks both in the ring and on his conscience.
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