National Comics #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lugati," the Unknown slips into the shadows of wartime Russia, posing as a drunk to spread disinformation and outmaneuver enemy spies. Meanwhile, a cunning German agent known only as X-19 moves through the same ranks, testing loyalties and secrets. With art by Charles Sultan and a striking cover by Al Gabriele, this 1943 issue delivers a tense, shadowy espionage tale from the Golden Age of comics.
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In Russia, the Unknown adopts an alias as he goes undercover and feigns drunkenness in order to plant mis-information. At the same time, there is a German femme fatale spy, X-19, working undercover among the Russians. After triumphing over her, the Unknown said, "I wish women, especially beautiful women, would keep out of this war mess."
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