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Cover: Fred Ray & Fred Ray

Superman #9

Mar 1941 · DC · 0.10 USD
“The Phony Pacifists”
writer Frank Cooper · artist Ray · inker Ray · cover Fred RayFred Ray

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artist Ray
inker Ray
cover pencils Fred Ray
cover inks Fred Ray

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Captain Rogers and Smith were at a London restaurant when a famed World War I flyer Raoul Deschamps, who had died in Flanders, walked in. Smith told him the story of that day in Flanders and the famed flyer wanting to bomb the enemy positions alone...sheer suicide. Later that day, Smith and Rogers found Deschamps plane...wrecked, and the enemy flew over that position and dropped Deschamps goggles, helmet and ID tag near them, all picked up by Smith. In that bundle was a little doll belonging to Raoul's girlfriend, proving it was her that flew the plane that day and was killed, not Raoul.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).