Four Color #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1942 Four Color #4, written and drawn by Zack Mosley with art by Boody Rogers and lettering by Rogers, Jack—a pilot with a past—refuses to aid the sinister Baron Bloodsoe in smuggling munitions. When the Baron tries to eliminate him by pushing him from a plane without a parachute, Jack instead drags his henchman Slitz down with him, surviving the fall and returning to the States. Now working for the border patrol, Jack uncovers a far greater threat: the Baron’s plan to hijack a $200,000 stratosphere airliner to bring aliens into the U.S. The cover by Boody Rogers captures the high-stakes tension of this wartime adventure.
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Jack refuses to smuggle munitions for Baron Bloodsoe. The Baron decides to have Jack pushed out of a plane without a parachute. However, when the henchman Slitz pushes Jack out the door, Jack grabs him and they both glide down on Slitz's parachute. Jack makes his way back to the States where he finds an old man who can clear Jack of the charges that cost him his pilot's license. Jack gets a job with the border patrol. Meanwhile the Baron has plans to hijack a $200,000 stratosphere airliner in order to smuggle aliens into the United States.
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