Uncle Sam Quarterly #4

In a 1942 tale of science and sabotage, biologist Jeremiah Korntooth unleashes his grotesque creation—the fanged, pinheaded Mongrol Men—on the world stage, offering them to the Axis Powers. As Uncle Sam faces this unnatural threat, he must rely on more than strength to outwit a villain who turns biology into terror.

When a mysterious figure calling himself Von Schmitz Der Pootzie arrives in America as a Nazi spy, Uncle Sam suspects sabotage at the American Institute of Inventions—especially after a young man discovers stolen machinery headed for the Fatherland. Going undercover at the plant, Uncle Sam must outmaneuver the spy and his accomplices while navigating a dangerous game of deception that takes him all the way to enemy headquarters.

A young woman named Cindy becomes entangled with her brothers Jason and Al, unscrupulous scientists plotting to use a devastating dissolvo gas as a weapon—and testing it on unsuspecting victims. When Uncle Sam discovers their scheme at the crumbling Fenshaw Mansion, he must race against time to stop the gas from spreading across the countryside, while Cindy faces a reckoning about the price of her complicity.

Uncle Sam hatches an audacious plan to train Alaska's toughest Kodiak bears as soldiers to defend against a surprise attack on America's northern flank, while his young companion Buddy engineers mechanical penguins as an unexpected line of defense. When the Japanese strike with hidden floating fortresses and mechanical assault craft, both unconventional forces are put to the test in a battle for control of the Alaskan coast.