Wings Comics #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWings Comics #71 is an anthology featuring multiple aviation-themed stories. "Suicide Smith" depicts a pilot's dangerous mountain landing and subsequent discovery of foreign agents operating within the country, leading to a confrontation over a government radio plane. The issue also includes "Daredevil of the Airways," featuring Captain Wings and the Kamikaze Bird-Cage, and concludes with a story about the Black Sheep squadron's Gregory Boyington, who survives a Japanese prison camp and is celebrated upon his return home, promising to buy drinks for his reunited comrades.
Captain Wings pursues the ruthless Col. Kamikaze after thwarting his scheme to sow discord among the Allied nations, chasing him back to a remote monastery where the fugitive has stashed his war loot. When cornered, Kamikaze pulls a desperate gambit—holding explosives hostage to force Wings into a deadly bargain involving jewels and a mysterious pet bird—but the resourceful pilot refuses to be outmaneuvered. What unfolds is a high-stakes aerial cat-and-mouse game where cunning and quick thinking become the only weapons that matter.
In "null," a wartime pilot flying a passenger plane makes a chilling discovery: among his passengers are two men responsible for the deaths of his comrades during the war. As the aircraft cuts through the sky, he sets a trap, forcing the traitors to face their past in a desperate bid for redemption—or retribution.
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Reprinted in Wings Comics #114 (1951), Ghost Comics #5 (1952)
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