Target Comics #9 [45]

Jan 1944 · Novelty / Premium / Curtis · 0.10 USD

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“Bad Dream”

In "Bad Dream," military intelligence sends Niles undercover to a local nightclub, where he uncovers a web of deception tied to a comedian’s valet and a network of Nazi spies. Written by George Kapitan and illustrated by Bill Allison, this 1944 thriller uses the cover by Tom Gill to spotlight a wartime mystery where even the most innocent-seeming messages could carry deadly secrets.

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writer George Kapitan · artist, inker Bill Allison · cover Tom Gill

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writer George Kapitan

artist, inker Bill Allison

cover pencils, inks Tom Gill

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Military Intelligence sends Niles to a local night club to see if he can garner information on suspicious-looking men that have regularly been hanging out there. He discovers that a comdeian's valet is linked with Nazi spies, and the Targeteers go to town on them, learning that the spies were using purported fan mail to relay U.S. naval secrets back to Germany.

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