The Fighting Yank #25

In "The Crossroads of Crime," Larry Adams finds himself torn between loyalty to his gang and a sudden, unexpected love after accidentally hitting Babs in a car crash. As he tries to build a future with her, his criminal past collides with the arrival of the Fighting Yank—his old ally and now a captive of his own crew—forcing Larry to choose between his past and a chance at something new.

A reporter's ambitious quest to expose a counterfeiting operation on Dismal Island ends in tragedy when he's murdered by the very criminals he hoped to expose—and now his son must navigate the same deadly waters to uncover the truth. When the boy nearly meets the same fate, The Fighting Yank arrives to turn the tide, leading a daring assault on the criminal hideout and forcing the mastermind behind the operation out of hiding. With justice hanging in the balance, the Yank must outmaneuver a corrupt editor determined to keep his crimes buried.

In "The Kiss of Death," the Fighting Yank races to uncover the truth behind the murder of a wealthy woman, tangled in a web of betrayal and blackmail orchestrated by the cunning criminal known as The Eel. With Joan Farwell caught in the crossfire, the hero must navigate a dangerous game where every clue brings him closer to a killer who’s always one step ahead.

When Rance Raleigh acquires an old parchment map of the Isle of Mogila at his curio shop, he's drawn into a dangerous web of treasure hunters and mysterious schemes—especially when a young woman named Carla Stone arrives seeking the same map. As multiple parties close in and strange notes begin changing hands, Rance transforms into his alter ego, The Cavalier, to uncover what everyone really wants and why the stakes keep climbing.

Ann Brewster introduces stamp collecting as an exciting hobby for everyone in this 1948 feature, walking readers through the basics: finding stamps around the house, trading with friends, and building a personalized album that tells a story with each addition. Whether you're swapping international varieties with fellow collectors or hunting through old mail from around the world, there's a whole universe of stamps waiting to be discovered and preserved.