Star Spangled Comics #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Louie the Lug Goes Literary," the Legion’s wartime book drive takes an unexpected turn when they collect a volume from Louie the Lug’s landlady—unaware it hides copper engraving plates for counterfeit currency. Written by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, with art by Kirby and inks by Simon, this 1943 issue blends wartime patriotism with a clever twist, all captured in Kirby’s dynamic cover.
When the Legion of Liberty launches a book drive for the U.S.O., they stumble upon a curious volume in the landlady’s possession—unaware it holds hidden copper engraving plates used to forge enemy currency. As the war effort takes center stage, Louie the Lug finds himself caught in a situation far more complicated than he ever expected.
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Reprinted in The Newsboy Legion by Joe Simon & Jack Kirby #1 (2010)
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