National Comics #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Men Who Fight For Freedom," written and illustrated by Bernard Dibble, salty sea dog Salty Waters and his commanding officer land on a Pacific island with a mission to build trust with the local people—only to find themselves face-to-face with Japanese troops. With the art and storytelling all by Dibble, this 1943 Quality Comics issue captures wartime tension through a grounded, character-driven encounter, while Alex Kotzky’s cover delivers a stark, action-packed glimpse of the conflict to come.
In "Men Who Fight For Freedom," Sam ventures deep into Nazi Germany to aid the Vagabond, joining forces with Buddy to arm and support the resistance in their fight against the Führer. The story unfolds with urgent stakes, blending wartime heroism and underground defiance in a tense, high-stakes mission.
When a tiny man named Adolphus Inch gets a taste of power—literally landing himself in jail and then mixing with city bigshots—policewoman Sally O'Neil begins connecting the dots between his sudden rise and a web of racketeering that's been plaguing the town. As Inch sets his sights on the mayor's office, Sally's hunch about the forces backing him sends her investigating the real crook pulling the strings from behind the scenes.
In this 1943 installment from National Comics #37, salty sailor Salty Waters and his commanding officer head to a Pacific island with a sack of trinkets, hoping to win over the local people—only to stumble upon Japanese troops instead. A quick-witted, lighthearted wartime tale with a touch of humor and unexpected tension.
In 1943, the Unknown answers a call from the Pacific, leaving his usual duties to aid Korean resistance fighters in their fight against Japanese forces. Though his presence is a secret, his actions ripple across the battlefield, turning the tide in ways no one sees.
Cyclone Cupid springs into action when a purse-snatcher strikes, chasing the thief to his hideout where a room full of stolen bags reveals a compulsive stealing habit. Armed with his signature honesty arrow, Cupid confronts the kleptomaniac and offers him a chance at redemption—if the magical arrow can do what it's meant to do.
Chic Carter investigates when a baseball game erupts in tragedy—an umpire is killed by a booby-trapped ball during a heated match between the Green Sox and the Brownies. With a companion's sharp observation that the umpire seemed to know something was coming, Chic begins unraveling a mystery far deeper than simple fan rage.
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