Young Allies #5

In "Horror in Hollywood," the Young Allies—Toro, Bucky, Knuckles, Jefferson Worthington Sandervilt, Whitewash Jones, and Tubby—find themselves caught in a deadly game of deception and danger on the set of a film about their heroic exploits. With the sinister Owl, a new villain sent by Hitler to crush American morale, manipulating events behind the scenes, the team must outwit a masked menace among the glittering facade of Colossal Studios, where even the stars like Bruce Brent and Miss Dawn may not be who they seem.

In a brisk, urgent four pages from *Young Allies* #5, Captain America and Bucky Barnes take a moment from their mission to deliver a powerful message: the fight for freedom isn’t just fought on battlefields. With Hitler and Tojo making cameo appearances as looming threats, Cap turns to Bucky—and to readers—with a clear, compelling reminder that every American’s support, through war bonds and stamps, is a direct line to victory.

Norman the Doorman’s prized ballgame pass goes missing after he hands it to a streetcar conductor, only to have it snatched by a trio of misfit teens—Joey, Skinny, and Butch—each of whom has their own clever (if questionable) plan to get in. With the pass making the rounds through the city’s underbelly, Norman’s quest to reclaim it turns into a chaotic chase across the streets and stands of 1942.