Military Comics #14

In "Tondeleyo," the tension mounts as Blackhawk prepares for a fateful aerial duel with Nazi ace Hans Oberst—unaware it's a trap. Meanwhile, a mysterious newcomer named Tondeleyo stirs unrest among the Blackhawks, sowing doubt and despair, until Chop-Chop rises to rally his comrades and confront the enemy.

In "The Sinister Dr. Holtz," the Sniper races against time to stop a mad scientist in the Black Forest from weaponizing a serum that can shrink soldiers to microscopic size and implant them into suicide bomber pilots bound for England. With the fate of Allied troops hanging in the balance, the Sniper must outwit a genius whose twisted experiments blur the line between science and sabotage.

In "Mission to Yugoslavia," the Blue Tracer is called upon by the President of the United States for a daring aviation mission deep in the Yugoslavian mountains, where the hero's aircraft proves its extraordinary capabilities in a way that defies belief.

The Phantom Clipper and her crew undertake an impossible mission: infiltrate a Japanese prison camp, rescue Major Harrowe—the only man who knows the secret passage through the mine fields protecting Lake Island—and fight their way back out against overwhelming odds. With searchlights blazing and enemy batteries closing in, Tiger and his sharpshooters must navigate treacherous shores and outwit a pursuing fleet to bring the Major and his men home.

Private Dogtag, an army recruit stationed on Suicide Hill, falls off a cliff during patrol and lands directly in the clutches of Voodini, a villainous hypnotist and Axis secret agent who's been smuggling saboteurs ashore. Mesmerized and transformed into an unwitting tool, Dogtag is sent on a series of dangerous missions—but his spectacular incompetence keeps thwarting the Nazi plot at every turn. As Voodini grows increasingly desperate with his bumbling "slave," the question becomes whether sheer dumb luck can save a soldier who should never have survived his first encounter with the enemy.

Lieutenant Jackson pilots a heavily laden B-24 bomber across the Atlantic and beyond, ferrying supplies and equipment to Allied forces fighting in North Africa and the Far East—a routine that's become second nature to the crews running this critical lifeline. When Jackson's crew is diverted to Alexandria to join a bombing run against Axis convoys near Tobruk, they discover their first taste of combat against German fighters, before pushing onward toward their final destination in India. The story follows this dangerous journey through burning deserts, treacherous mountain passes, and enemy skies, where mechanical failure or navigation error can mean death.