Four Color #737
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMilton Caniff's square-jawed aviator Steve Canyon dominates this 1956 Dell issue, rendered in vivid painted detail by cover artist George Wilson — binoculars in hand, flight jacket on, cap pulled low, while U.S. Air Force jets streak overhead and a rescue helicopter dangles a figure against a dramatic, smoke-lit sky. The cover tagline sets the tension perfectly: a "mock raid" invited the Civil Air Patrol along, but somebody crashed the party with real bullets. With interior work from Milton Caniff and Ray Bailey behind Paul S. Newman's story, this ten-cent adventure delivers the kind of cool-under-fire military action that made Steve Canyon a fixture of mid-1950s comics.
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Steve is on a special mission in Tuck's home town air base and takes Tuck along. Tuck joins the Civil Air Patrol. Steve involves the CAP as part of an Air Force training exercise involving secret F-109 jet interceptors. Two spies force down the plane Tuck is in and take its place in a duplicate plane in order to take photographs to sell to a foreign power.
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