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Don Winslow of the Navy #68 (1951)

Fawcett · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Backward Fellow
1 pp · humor
Tugboat Tucker

Tugboat Tucker, a self-proclaimed expert radio operator, insists he can send an SOS backwards—only to find himself in over his head when a mysterious signal leads to a wild misunderstanding on a remote island. Amidst chaos and confusion, Tucker’s antics take a surprising turn as he stumbles into a tense situation involving a stolen pearl and a native uprising, all while trying to prove his worth.

The Attack on Suaki, Chapter One: Death on the Wing
9 pp · adventure; war
The Attack on Suaki, Chapter Two: Perilous Journey
9 pp · western-frontier

Don Winslow and Red, wounded and hunted, make a desperate escape across the island’s treacherous terrain, evading rebel guards and sharks while trying to signal the carrier. As they climb toward the cliffs under cover of darkness, they spot the naval fleet and prepare to relay vital intelligence, unaware of the greater challenge ahead.

Hounded
4 pp · humor; military

Shipwreck recounts his bizarre past to Don Winslow, detailing his career as a circus cannonball, a vaudeville act with trained pigeons, and eventually a flea circus — all while dodging increasingly absurd misfortunes. When the leading lady flea runs off with a cocker spaniel, Shipwreck’s business collapses, leaving him humiliated and ready to pay for his jokes. Don Winslow, unimpressed, retaliates by threatening to lock Shipwreck in the doghouse, ending the tale on a punchline.

The Attack on Suaki, Chapter Three: Trail’s End!
8 pp · adventure; war

Don Winslow and Red, aided by the village headman Mombo and rescued American prisoners, launch a daring nighttime assault on a rebel-held prison camp, then swiftly move to seize the arsenal and fortify their position. As they prepare to infiltrate the island’s heavily guarded gun emplacements using deception and guerrilla tactics, a tense standoff at the tunnel entrance tests their plan—only for Don to boldly lead the charge when suspicion arises. With the tide turning, they must now outmaneuver the enemy’s defenses before reinforcements arrive.

In Kittenish Mood!
1 pp · humor
Bell Bottom Bill

Bell Bottom Bill, inspired by a cat that meows its own name, declares it a genius and believes the feline can make him rich. He excitedly tells his mates about the cat’s remarkable ability, leaving them stunned by the claim that the cat’s name is simply “Meow.”

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