Leading Comics #7

In "Wizard of Wisstark!" from Leading Comics #7 (1943), the Seven Soldiers are suspicious when they hear they’ve been publicly pledged to charity—until a mysterious aircraft whisk them away to meet the so-called Wizard of Wisstark, a stage magician with a peculiar mission. He claims real wizards in Stanovia are threatening the nation’s path to true democracy, and only the Soldiers can stop them.

In "Chapter 2: Land of Giants!" from Leading Comics #7 (1943), The Kid and Stripesy journey into the mountains on a mission for the Wizard of Wisstark, hoping to enlist the help of the towering giants in his fight against three rival wizards—though their efforts result only in a series of blurry, moving photographs.

In "Chapter 3: Wizard Archers and the Wizards!" from Leading Comics #7 (1943), the Battling Bowmen journey to Stanovia, where they uncover a mysterious plot involving three powerful wizards and a strange aircraft held by the Wizard of Wisstark. As the archers dig deeper, they find themselves entangled in a web of ancient magic and hidden intentions.

In "Chapter 4: The Invisible Men!" from Leading Comics #7 (1943), the Crimson and Wing stand guard against Fifth Column threats in the heart of Wisstark—only to face a sudden, terrifying assault from unseen enemies who’ve already reclaimed the mysterious aircraft the three wizards are hunting.

In "Chapter 6: The March of the Wooden-Armored Soldiers!" from Leading Comics #7 (1943), the Knight faces a daunting challenge—confronting three powerful wizards on the battlefield—yet he knows he can't do it alone. With courage and cunning, he summons an unexpected force: an army clad in wooden armor, marching forward with quiet determination.

In "Chapter 7: Battle of the Wizards!", the Seven Soldiers rally their allies for a final stand against the sorcerous legions of Stanovia, turning the wizards' own illusions and arcane tricks against them in a clash of wills and magic. With the fate of the battlefield hanging in the balance, the heroes must outthink their foes in a battle where every spell could be a trap.