Sub-Mariner Comics #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sub-Mariner Raps the Japs in the Pacific!", Prince Namor takes to the deep in a newly designed three-man submarine, a formidable underwater war machine bristling with eight 6-inch torpedoes, depth charges, machine guns, and a flame thrower—built for speed and destruction. Bill Everett’s bold art and Allen Simon’s inks bring this wartime underwater mission to life, while Al Gabriele and George Klein’s cover captures the fierce intensity of the sea battle to come.
In "The Sub-Mariner Raps the Japs in the Pacific!", Prince Namor pilots a cutting-edge three-man submarine—armed with eight 6" torpedoes, depth charges, machine guns, and a flame thrower—on a high-stakes mission to strike at Japanese forces across the Pacific. With speed and firepower unmatched, he dives into the war-torn waters, determined to turn the tide in a battle that tests both his ingenuity and resolve.
In "The Sub-Mariner Smashes an Uprising at Manila," the Atlantean hero dives into the heart of wartime Manila Bay, rescuing a lone survivor from a sunken vessel only to uncover a dangerous secret: his sister, hidden among the city’s shadows, is a U.S. spy in grave peril. With enemy forces closing in, the Sub-Mariner must navigate treacherous waters—both beneath the surface and within the war-torn streets—before it’s too late.
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Reprinted in Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Sub-Mariner #2 (2007)
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