Reg'lar Fellers Heroic Comics #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "John McCloy," Steve and Andrew Crowel embark on a perilous flight from a jungle camp on the Tapajoz River to Muana, navigating treacherous terrain and uncertain skies. When a local guide—secretly working for Camp Melford—captures them, mistaking their cargo for something far more valuable, their journey takes a sudden, dangerous turn. Penciled and inked by Bill Everett, this 1941 adventure blends wartime tension with the raw spirit of early superheroic exploration.
In "null," Bob answers a phone call from someone claiming to be a friend of his late college roommate, Ronnie Keller—except something feels off. Drawn into a meeting that quickly turns into a trap, Bob finds himself captured, leaving readers wondering who set the ambush and what the connection to Ronnie truly is.
At just twenty-one, John McCloy enlisted in the United States Navy and soon found himself in the thick of the Boxer Rebellion in China during 1900, where a critical shortage of ammunition threatened the American forces ashore. When a request comes for ten thousand rounds of desperately needed ammunition, McCloy volunteers to transport it across treacherous waters in the ship's sailboat—a dangerous mission that would earn him two Medals of Honor and numerous other decorations for his gallant service.
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↩ Reprints All-American Comics #1 (1939)
Reprinted in The Bill Everett Archives #1 (2011), Miss Fury Sensational Sundays #[nn] (2013), Men of Mystery Comics #115 (2020)
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