Shield-Wizard Comics #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Invasion," the Shield and Dusty step into the spotlight—not as crimefighters, but as actors in a wartime propaganda play. As they portray heroes uncovering a Nazi munitions train beneath a small town, their performance takes a dangerous turn when an American sympathizer betrays them to the enemy. Written and illustrated by Bill Vigoda, with a striking cover by Harry Sahle, this 1944 issue blends wartime messaging with a tense, undercover mission—perfect for fans of Golden Age heroism and period storytelling.
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The Shield and Dusty take part in a play production to convince Americans to support the war effort. In the play, the pair make their way to the underground in a small town and are advised that the Nazis are bringing in a munitions train, which the duo wish to blow up. However, an American, who believes that the Germans are not so bad, betray the crimefighters to the German commander.
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