Four Color #58

In "null," a shadowy figure known only as Madam Mongoose evades capture, yet finds herself drawn back to the scene of a sabotage she orchestrated. As a military plane she tampered with crashes violently, her fate becomes entangled with the wreckage she set in motion.

In this 1944 adventure from Four Color #58, Jack finds himself once again in the skies with his wealthy, flighty employer—her antics putting him in tight spots as he navigates both the cockpit and her unpredictable demands.

In a 1944 adventure set among the skies of wartime aviation, Joy finds herself caught between her father’s trust in Jack and her own growing feelings for him—feelings Jack quietly rejects, still devoted to Dixie, who won’t marry him until she regains her sight. When Joy’s attempts at romance fall flat, she devises a scheme to sabotage Jack’s flying career, hoping to keep him close and secure funds for Dixie’s operation.

In this 1944 adventure from Four Color #58, Jo finds herself caught between loyalty and danger when a hired hand sabotages Jack’s flying license by framing him for reckless flying and drunk piloting. As tensions rise, Jo tries to keep Jack close by putting him to work as the tow car driver for her glider, testing their trust in the skies.

In a daring turn of events, Joy sets her sights on breaking a gliding record after a personal rift with Jack, plunging into a storm with reckless resolve. When her glider is torn apart by the thunderhead, Jack must take to the skies without a license to rescue her, only to face a new crisis: Joy needs a blood transfusion, and the only match is Dixie Lee.

In the 1944 adventure tale "null," Jo, recovering from a transfusion, confesses in a fevered state that she sabotaged Jack’s pilot’s license to prevent Dixie from regaining her sight. After she regains her senses, Jo resolves to secretly fund Dixie’s surgery in Europe, while Jack, cleared to fly again, teams up with Downwind for a new life as cotton crop-dusters down south.

In the 1944 adventure "null," Jack and Downwind find themselves in a dangerous standoff with Gumbo Grabber, a rival crop-duster and uncle to Joy Beaverduck, who’s recovering from an accident at his plantation. When two men vanish under suspicious circumstances, Jack digs into the mystery—only to be captured and trapped in a cotton baler by Grabber. With courage and a lucky swing, Joy arrives just in time to turn the tide, catching Jack with a crowbar and saving them both from the villain’s final trap.