The Eagle #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Eagle #1 is an anthology featuring multiple stories. "The Eagle" is the main feature, showing the patriotic superhero in blue battling Nazi forces to save America. A second story follows a young man named Johnny who is poisoned and dies, leading his sister and a character named Buddy to visit him in the hospital and make a promise regarding his fate. A third story depicts characters named Lem and others involved in a physical confrontation and dispute over selling something. The final visible story, "Spark and Chuck," follows two sailors who encounter sharks while in the water, are rescued, and reflect on the peaceful life of sailing at sea.
When a mysterious saboteur called the Green Spider unleashes a paralyzing gas on soldiers at Camp Richards, the Eagle and Buddy race to uncover his underground lair and stop his sinister plot to create an army of monstrous slaves for the Fuehrer. Deep beneath the earth, they discover the Spider's twisted experiments and must fight through his giants and loyal minions to free the captured recruits and shut down his operation for good.
When farmers in Dairyville begin losing their crops to a mysterious plague, young soldier Lem returns home from Camp Dayton to discover that the ruthless Banker Wiley is behind the devastation—systematically destroying livelihoods to force the community into selling their land. The Eagle and Buddy arrive to investigate, only to uncover Wiley's far deadlier scheme: a secret mountain hangar, a poison-gas bomber, and plans to eliminate the townspeople themselves.
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↩ Reprints Mystery Men Comics #12 (1940), Wonderworld Comics #15 (1940)
Reprinted in Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017)
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