Jumbo Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Flying Auto," ZX-5 finds himself cornered at enemy barracks and narrowly escapes by commandeering a plane—only to be thrown out mid-flight after a daring immelman maneuver. Written and drawn by Major Thorpe, with inks by the Eisner/Iger Shop, this 1938 Jumbo Comics standout features a thrilling aerial chase, all rendered with crisp, dynamic energy. The cover, penciled and inked by Will Eisner, captures the moment of high-stakes flight with bold, expressive lines.
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ZX-5 tries to sneak into the enemy barracks but he is identified. He escapes by hijacking a plane, but the pilot ejects him by doing an immelman and tossing ZX-5 out of the open cockpit.
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