Victory Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology featuring military-themed superhero stories, Victory Comics #4 (December 1941) includes "Bomber Burns," in which the titular pilot uses an infrared paint technique to outwit Nazi aircraft and their famous firebrand flame-thrower, executing aerial maneuvers and ultimately returning safely to base with a Christmas greeting. The issue also contains "Sergeant Flagg" and "The Crusader," featuring combat adventures of American fighting forces against Nazi and Axis enemies during World War II.
Bomber Burns and his Firebrand must uncover the secret behind a terrifying new Nazi weapon—invisible aircraft that strike without warning over occupied France and London. When ordinary bullets and tactics fail against an unseen enemy, Burns races to devise a solution before the relentless bombing campaign destroys the R.A.F. and breaks the will of the British people. It's a high-stakes aerial battle where the key to victory lies not in firepower, but in seeing the invisible.
Lt. Commander Bob Steel and the crew of the U.S. submarine Steel Shark face a devastating mystery: Nazi forces have unleashed a deadly new weapon—aerial torpedoes piloted by men—that's decimating Allied convoys crossing the Atlantic. When a Naval Intelligence officer named Quinn arrives with crucial information about the enemy's secret, Steel devises a daring plan to infiltrate the Nazi sub and turn the tables on the enemy from within.
The Crusader faces off against Emil Groff, a hypnotist and Gestapo agent, after Groff uses his mesmerizing powers to escape a murder trial and nearly sabotages a secret wartime conference between Roosevelt and Churchill. What follows is a breakneck chase across land and sea, where the hero must stop Groff from delivering the location of the meeting to a Nazi U-boat lurking offshore. It's a high-octane wartime thriller that pits superhero action against espionage intrigue.
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