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Military Comics #1 (1941)

Quality Comics · 1941 · 68 pages

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ContinueMilitary Comics #2 →
Contains 10 stories
The Origin of Blackhawk
11 pp · adventure; war
Jack (Blackhawk's brother, introduction, death)Connie (Blackhawk's sister, introduction, death)Ann (Red Cross nurse, unidentified by name in this story, named in issue #3)one unnamed captured soldierCaptain von Tepp (Nazi villain, introduction, death)Captain von Kreck (Nazi villain, introduction, presumably killed)Nazis (villains, many die)
Flying with the Red Dragon
6 pp · aviation
Loops McCann (introduction)Banks Barrows (introduction)Gen. Cheng [the Red Dragon] (introduction)the Chinese (villains, some die)

When Jo and his fellow test pilots lose their contract after a crash, they’re unexpectedly recruited by the legendary Red Dragon Squadron—stepping into the skies with a new mission, a new team, and a legacy to uphold.

Origin of the Blue Tracer
5 pp · aviation; war
Captain William "Wild Bill" Dunn (introduction)Private Boomerang Jones (introduction)the M'Bujies (villains, introduction for all, some die)

In the rugged highlands of Ethiopia, American engineer "Wild Bill" Dunn teams up with Australian private Jones after surviving a failed British scouting mission. Together, they scavenge abandoned Fascist equipment, forging a mysterious war machine they call the Blue Tracer—its purpose and power still unknown, but their only hope against a relentless local enemy.

Episode with a Goat
6 pp · war
Archie Atkins (introduction)Jack Bailey (introduction)Achmed (introduction)Billy (a goat, introduction)Major Douglas (introduction)

In "Episode with a Goat," three British soldiers stranded behind enemy lines during a desperate mission find unexpected salvation in the most unlikely of allies—a billy goat—leading them to a hidden group of French resistance fighters. Written and illustrated with wartime grit and quiet humor, this six-page tale from 1941 captures a moment of unlikely camaraderie amid the chaos of war.

Enlisting the Hard Way
4 pp · aviation
Colonel Sam Shot (introduction)Slim Shell (introduction)Herr von Slobben (villain, Nazi military attache)
The Coming of the Yankee Eagle
8 pp · adventure
Jerry Noble (introduction)Sam [the Yankee Eagle] (an eagle, introduction)Senator Noble (Jerry's father, introduction)Captain WebbChalkyNazi spies (villains)

In "The Coming of the Yankee Eagle," a covert Nazi spy ring infiltrates America's military, aiming to sabotage the nation's most vital naval assets. As the threat unfolds, a lone patriot rises to expose the traitors before it's too late.

Origin of the Death Patrol
6 pp · humor; aviation; war
Death Patrol [Del Van DyneButch O'KeefePeeweeHankSlick WardGramps] (introductions and origins for all)the Nazis (villains, some die)
Untitled story
0.75 pp · humor
O'Rourke (former Brooklyn taxi driver)
Untitled story
6 pp · superhero
unnamed FBI Chief InspectorMr. Grost (villain, factory owner)

In the early days of World War II, Joan gains extraordinary abilities from the Statue of Liberty herself, becoming a protector of her nation. When a group of spies threatens the country from within, she steps forward—deflecting a bomb and stopping their escape, earning her name from a man she saves.

Sink the Kaiser Adolf
9 pp · war
Capt. Foghorn (introduction, origin)Bob Wayne (introduction, origin)Dick Martin (introduction, origin)Freckles [Marmaduke Van Weyden] (introduction, origin)Captain von Marz (villain)the Nazis (villains)

In "Sink the Kaiser Adolf," the schooner Albatross, fresh from a daring capture, finds itself facing a new threat: the Nazi battleship Kronzprinz Albrecht. With the odds stacked and the sea turning hostile, the crew must rely on grit and quick thinking to survive what’s next.

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