Zip Comics #32

Dec 1942 · Archie · 0.10 USD

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“The Werewolf of France”

In "The Werewolf of France," a 1942 Zip Comics standout, pilot Zoom finds himself stranded in occupied France after a crash-landing with vital medical supplies bound for Russia. With time running out, he adopts a daring disguise—posing as Adolf Hitler—to steal a plane and complete his mission. Art by Joe Kubert brings the wartime tension to life, while Bob Montana’s cover captures the story’s eerie, high-stakes atmosphere.

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artist, inker Joe Kubert · cover Bob Montana

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artist, inker Joe Kubert

cover pencils, inks Bob Montana

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After a forced landing with some medical supplies for Russia, Zoom disguises himself as Adolf Hitler to get another plane and deliver the load.

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