Military Comics #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Eve Rice," a 1944 issue from Quality Comics, a gifted photographer and aviatress with a fascination for the Blackhawks finds herself caught between admiration and betrayal. Drawn by Al Bryant, whose dynamic art brings both the skies and the tension to life, the story follows Eve as her desire for the perfect shot leads her down a dangerous path. The cover, also by Bryant, captures her in a moment of quiet intensity, hinting at the secrets she carries.
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Eve Rice, a talented photographer/aviatrix who had been following the exploits of the Blackhawks, helps the group fight off a Japanese attack. Her admiration was twisted, however, as she actually tips off the Japanese to the Blackhawks' location just so that she could get some good photos.
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