Popular Comics #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Prison Break," a 1944 Popular Comics #96, the small-time hoodlum Joy hires to sabotage Jack ends up framing him for buzzing airliners and flying drunk, landing Jack in a jam. With tensions rising, Joy tries to stay close by putting Jack to work driving the tow car for her glider. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Zack Mosley, with a cover by Jim Chambers, this issue delivers a tight, suspenseful tale of deception and second chances.
In this 1944 adventure from Popular Comics #96, Jo finds herself caught between loyalty and danger when a hired hand sabotages Jack’s flying license by framing him for reckless aerial stunts and drunk flying. Desperate to keep her connection to Jack alive, Jo pulls him into her world by hiring him to tow her glider, turning a moment of professional crisis into an unexpected partnership in the sky.
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Reprinted in Four Color #58 (1944)
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