Star Spangled Comics #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Robin Crusoe!", Robin finds himself stranded on a desert isle after a storm forces him to bail out of the Bat-Plane, only to face a new threat when a submarine carrying ex-Nazis arrives with plans to turn the island into a secret oil base. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated with crisp detail by Curt Swan—his inks by John Fischetti and letters by Ira Schnapp—this 1947 adventure blends wartime intrigue with classic survival drama, all captured in a striking cover by Swan and Stan Kaye.
In "Robin Crusoe!" from Star Spangled Comics #72 (1947), Robin finds himself stranded on a remote desert isle after a storm forces him to bail out of the Bat-Plane. His isolation takes a dangerous turn when a submarine carrying ex-Nazis arrives, planning to turn the island into a secret oil base.
In "The Old Indian Game!" from Star Spangled Comics #72 (1947), a scheming white man stirs up conflict between Native tribes, hoping to seize their land. Tomahawk steps in, urging the tribes to settle their differences through a traditional lacrosse match instead of violence.
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Reprinted in Daisy Handbook #2 (1948), The Robin Archives #1 (2005)
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