Pep Comics #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePep Comics #41 (August 1943) captures a wonderfully playful moment from MLJ's self-described "America's Fastest Growing Comic Magazine," with cover art by Harry Sahle showing a patriotic, star-spangled superhero raising the arm of a grinning Archie in a boxing ring — as if declaring him the winner while a defeated figure labeled "GLOOM" lies sprawled on the canvas. The crowd cheers from ringside, Archie quips about "nothin' like bein' happy," and The Shield gets a proud portrait badge in the corner, tying together the wartime spirit of optimism that made this title such a crowd-pleaser in 1943.
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Having heard that Captain Commando has been killed the Boy Soldiers find an old Roman galleon and sail off.
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