National Comics #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeNational Comics #23 is an anthology featuring multiple superhero stories. "Quicksilver" battles Nazi agents and a traitor with a mysterious glove containing apartment blueprints, ultimately reporting his success to Uncle Sam. "Cyclone" discovers a rubber plant being grown by the government for the war effort and must stop Japanese spies who attempt to steal the rubber, eventually using the plant's defensive properties to foil their plot.
In "null," Sally’s routine school surveillance takes a dangerous turn when she uncovers a Nazi plot to sabotage the Washington Bridge—turning a quiet assignment into a high-stakes race against time. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1942 detective-mystery thriller blends wartime suspense with the unexpected tension of everyday duty gone wrong.
In "null," Wonder Boy intercepts a sabotage plot targeting a bridge, uncovering a scheme that could have crippled a vital boat building harbor—just in time to prevent disaster. The story unfolds with tight, urgent pacing, blending wartime stakes with the hero’s quick thinking and courage.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #78 (2009), Men of Mystery Comics #97 (2015)
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