Popular Comics #63
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Popular Comics #63 (1941), a 60-cent comic of its time, Jack faces a crisis when Cotton Lee destroys his plane and strips him of his pilot’s license—just as his sister’s crush on Cotton complicates things further. With a chance to escape the situation, Jack takes a risky offer from the mysterious Teekeela to fly in Mexico, only to discover the cargo he’s transporting is far more dangerous than he ever imagined. Written and drawn by Zack Mosley, with additional art and inks by Boody Rogers and lettering by Rogers, the cover by Boody Rogers captures the high-stakes tension of a story that blurs the line between adventure and peril.
In "null," Jack faces a crisis when his rival Cotton Lee sabotages his plane, costing him his pilot's license. With his sister’s crush on Cotton complicating things and a chance to send her to private school, Jack jumps at a tempting offer from the mysterious Teekeela to fly gold across the border. But once in Mexico, the true danger of the cargo begins to unfold.
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Reprinted in Four Color #23 (1942), Four Color #4 (1942)
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