Victory Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVictory Comics #3 is a wartime anthology featuring multiple action stories. "The Conqueror" follows a masked aviator named Firebrand who engages in aerial combat against Nazi forces, including a dogfight with an enemy pilot named Reitmann over Europe. "Spade" depicts a secret agent using carrier pigeons to cross the electrified fence between Switzerland and Germany at the border. The issue also includes a story featuring Corporal Kelly and a tank crew executing a river crossing operation involving a makeshift sling seat and rope pulley system under combat conditions.
Sergeant Flagg of the U.S. Marines finds himself framed for murder aboard a gunboat bound for war-torn China, but a Japanese bombing raid gives him an unexpected chance to escape and uncover the real culprit. When he stumbles upon a spy nest run by the impostor Gurtha and other enemy agents, Flagg must use his wits to signal for help and turn the tables on the traitors. A tale of wartime intrigue, mistaken identity, and justice served in the chaos of the Pacific theater.
Spade, the President's personal secret agent, is dispatched to uncover a mysterious Nazi weapon being developed near Munich. Disguised as a wounded German soldier, Spade infiltrates the secret plant by exploiting the gambling debts of a talkative watchman named Carl Zorn—but his cover is blown when the cunning Queen of Hearts recognizes him. With samples of the weapon in hand and enemies closing in, Spade must use every trick in his arsenal to slip through enemy lines and get the intelligence home.
Lt. Joel T. Boone, a surgeon attached to the 6th Marines, demonstrates that non-combatant members of the armed forces are equally called to acts of valor when, on July 19, 1918, he braves intense shellfire and poisonous gas to rush to the aid of numerous casualties. Heedless of his own safety, he makes daring runs under heavy shelling to resupply medical bandages and dressings. His extraordinary courage under fire becomes a testament to the heroism that exists across every branch of the service.
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