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Banner Comics #3 (1941)

Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 1941 · 66 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Untitled story
16 pp · superhero
Captain Courageous (introduction)The Nazis (villains)
Untitled story
16 pp · superhero
The Lone Warrior [Stan Carter] (introduction)Dicky [Richard Carter] (Stan's younger brother, introduction)The Dictator's Shadow (villain, introduction)enemy saboteurs [Kampftwo others unnamed] (villains, introduction for all)

In "null," the Lone Warrior finds himself stationed near the boys' camp where his kid brother is staying, setting the stage for an unexpected reunion. When sabotage threatens the Army base, the two brothers must team up to uncover the hidden hand behind the attacks—the Dictator's Shadow.

Untitled story
9 pp · adventure
"Typhoon" TysonFirst Mate Anzac
Untitled story
9 pp · adventure
Kay McKayNed
American Trail Blazers
1 pp · non-fiction; aviation; biography

In 1919, pilot Jack Knight signed up with the new Air Mail Service, first flying routes from New York to Chicago before being assigned to the Omaha-Cheyenne run—and his courage was tested when canyon winds forced him down into deep snow on a mountainside. When bad weather cancelled a scheduled night mail flight in 1921 and the relief pilot had already gone home, Knight took to the skies anyway, navigating by roadmap and flashlight to deliver the mail to Chicago. This is the true story of one of aviation's early heroes and the grit it took to keep America's mail flying.

Untitled story
10 pp · children
Paul Revere, Jr. (introduction)Paul Revere, Sr. (introduction)Patrick Henry (introduction)Betsy Ross (introduction)The Thorns (villains, introduction for all)

In a quiet town where whispers of dissent stir beneath the surface, Paul Jr. and his friends Patrick and Betsy stand firm as members of the America Awake club—fighting to protect their community from shadowy forces known as The Thorns. When their father’s newspaper dares to speak out against isolationism, the danger grows real, and the club must prove that courage isn’t inherited—it’s chosen.

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