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Military Comics #4 (1941)

Quality Comics · 1941 · 68 pages

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Contains 9 stories
Desert Death
11 pp · adventure; war
The Black Tigress [Edda Heimat] (Nazi villain, introduction, death)unnamed hairdresser (Nazi villain)Mueller (Nazi villain)Nazis (villains, some die)

In "Desert Death," Blackhawk captures the elusive Black Tigress, a mysterious figure whose cryptic warning hints at a looming threat: vast Arab hordes poised to seize the Suez Canal and drive the English from Africa. The story unfolds in the tense, sun-scorched landscapes of wartime North Africa, where danger lurks beneath every dune.

Trap for the Blue Tracer
6 pp · aviation; war
Bill DunnBoomerang JonesHerr GaulieterNada (first appearance, villain)
Saving the Columbia
6 pp · aviation
Two Freaks and the Greeks
4 pp · aviation
Sam ShotSlim Shell
Untitled story
5 pp · superhero
Tim Healy (Joan's boss)
The Fiddler and the Ape
8 pp · adventure
Jerry NobleSam (an eagle)
The Five-Point Invasion of Britain
6 pp · humor; aviation; war
The Death Patrol [Del Van DyneGrampsHankButch (death)ZazzyChief Chuck-a-Lug (introduction)]
H. M. S. Barracuda
6 pp · war
Skiff Wilkins (first appearance, only appearance)Heinrich Himmler (villain)

First Lieutenant Skiff Wilkins commands HMS Barracuda, a Royal Navy submarine with a fearsome record against Nazi warships—so fearsome that Heinrich Himmler himself plots her destruction, laying an elaborate trap with mine nets and destroyer escorts near Heligoland. When the sub becomes ensnared, Wilkins and his crew, including American seamen Billy and Dick Wade, must rely on quick thinking and daring action to break free and reach their target before their oxygen runs out.

Bismarck Sunk
9 pp · non-fiction; war

This gripping account reveals the true story behind one of World War II's most dramatic naval hunts: the seven-day pursuit and sinking of Germany's feared raider, the Bismarck, by Britain's Royal Navy. Following the devastating loss of the battle cruiser H.M.S. Hood to the Bismarck's guns in the North Atlantic, the British assembled an enormous fleet to track down and destroy the German warship as she races across the Atlantic toward her Norwegian base. With vivid detail drawn from inside British sources, this story chronicles the desperate chase, fierce naval engagements, and the cast of ships and sailors caught in one of history's most dramatic sea battles.

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