Pep Comics #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePep Comics #19 hits the ground running in September 1941 with a cover by Irv Novick that puts the patriotic Shield front and center — fists raised, stars-and-stripes costume blazing — as he charges into a group of Nazi saboteurs caught red-handed at a U.S. Defense Project Submarine Division facility, a box of TNT ominously close at hand. A caped figure swoops in from above to join the fray, while the corner caption issues a bold warning: "Criminals everywhere beware — you can't escape the Hangman!" It's a vivid snapshot of the wartime energy that made Archie's anthology titles a ten-cent thrill in 1941, with action, espionage, and unapologetic heroism all packed onto one cover.
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Danny and Kupkake are prisoners of Pascha, and Kupkake offers to find mushrooms for the sultan if he sets them free.
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