Jumbo Comics #83
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Charge of the Congo Juggernauts" is a standout tale from Jumbo Comics #83 (1946), featuring the dynamic art and storytelling of Matt Baker, who both drew and inked the story, with writing by Bill Gibson. When a Japanese plane drops fake American newspapers as propaganda, Ginger’s belief in a fabricated threat sets off a chain of playful chaos—her enthusiastic reaction leads her straight into the commanding officer, leaving her dazed and dreaming of joining the fight. Cover by Matt Baker.
In "Bombs over Burma!", a playful propaganda ploy takes flight when a Japanese plane drops American newspapers with fake headlines. Ginger, believing the absurd stories, rallies her friends in a spirited but misguided effort to warn the base—only to collide with the commanding officer in a dizzying tumble. Her dreamy mission to help the squadron unfolds in a whimsical haze, blending wartime antics with lighthearted farce.
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Reprinted in Good Girl Art Quarterly #8 (1992), Sky Gal #3 (1994)
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