National Comics #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hollywood Invasion Plot," a 1941 Quality Comics classic, a patriotic film production becomes a battleground when spies infiltrate the set with a hidden agenda. Written by Will Eisner and brought to life with dynamic art by Lou Fine—both inks and pencils—this story blends wartime suspense with a touch of the supernatural, as Uncle Sam receives a ghostly warning from George Washington. The cover by Lou Fine captures the tension perfectly, making this a standout issue for collectors.
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Spies discover fertile ground for an attack on a movie set. The director is so successful and powerful that he was able to procure the use of U.S. Navy ships. The movie is meant to stir American patriotism, but the set is infiltrated by fifth columnists. Buddy, on board one of the submarines, discovers this and turns the tables on the saboteurs, while the ghost of George Washington appears to Uncle Sam to alert him of the danger. Together, Sam and Buddy defeat the spies but only after several ships have been destroyed.
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