Major Victory Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMajor Victory Comics #2 (1944) delivers a wartime thriller where Major Victory stops a sabotage plot targeting a vital dam, leading to the capture and sentencing of two guards' killers. Soon after, the Boss—working for an Asian power—recruits escaped convicts to hijack American merchant ships bound for the Far East, setting up a new threat. Art by Charles Sultan and George Tuska brings the action to life, with dynamic cover art by Sultan and Gus Ricca.
In "null," Major Victory stops a sabotage attempt on a vital dam, bringing two killers to justice—only to find their sentencing is just the beginning. Soon after, the Boss, working for an Asian power, recruits escaped convicts to turn the tide against American supply lines bound for the Far East.
In "null," Dynamic Boy takes on a sinister drug ring with a twisted scheme: stealing medicine from the city’s doctors and flooding the black market with it, turning desperate addicts into pawns in a dangerous game. Written with sharp urgency and drawn with the bold lines of wartime comics, this 1944 tale pits the hero against a threat that weaponizes addiction itself.
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↩ Reprints Star Ranger #6 (1937), Dynamic Comics #1 (1941), Dynamic Comics #2 (1941), Dynamic Comics #3 (1942), Punch Comics #2 (1942), Scoop Comics #3 (1942)
Reprinted in Extinct #2 (1992), Action! Mystery! Thrills! Comic Book Covers of the Golden Age: 1933-45 #[nn] (2011), Gwandanaland Comics #595 (2017), Men of Mystery Comics #110 (2018)
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