Uncle Sam Quarterly #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeUncle Sam Quarterly #6 is an anthology containing at least two stories. One story involves Uncle Sam confronting a villain over a talking parrot that has been ordered and involves a numbered code (3-17-9-52 and 21-3-15-30-6-3), with Uncle Sam engaging in physical combat with the antagonist. Another story, "The Pied Piper" by Al Gabriele, features Uncle Sam warning people not to follow the Pied Piper, whose enchanting music will cause those who follow to never return, with Uncle Sam portrayed as the hero who knows the piper's whereabouts and can prevent people from falling under his spell.
When Uncle Sam and Buddy discover a murdered parrot, their investigation leads them from a suspicious pet shop to a sinister plot in South America—one involving trained birds smuggling secret codes to enemy saboteurs. Racing against the clock, they uncover a Japanese spy ring using parrots and carrier pigeons to relay targeting information for attacks on American military installations and infrastructure. Uncle Sam sets a clever trap to round up the conspirators before they can strike.
Uncle Sam and Buddy spring into action when a desperate young woman reveals a tangled web of troubles: her fiancé, an aviator named Harry Kelly, stands accused of murder and sabotage, her brother claims he was crippled by Kelly's car, and mysterious gunmen are determined to silence them all. As the three of them work to unravel the truth behind these three seemingly impossible riddles, they'll discover that nothing is quite what it seems—and that clearing Kelly's name will take more than fists and courage.
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