National Comics #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis March 1941 issue of Quality Comics' National Comics features a wonderfully kinetic cover by Lou Fine, showing Uncle Sam — billed right on the cover as "America's Outstanding Character" — charging forward wrapped in the Stars and Stripes, scattering a massive brawling crowd across a hillside in every direction. Portrait badges along the bottom spotlight three more of the book's features: Merlin, Quicksilver, and Kid Patrol, making this a true anthology showcase of the era's patriotic pulp energy. At just 10 cents, it's a vivid snapshot of early Golden Age comics at full throttle.
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Quicksilver battles a bunch of fifth columnists with airplances. Story takes place totally in the air.
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