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National Comics #16 (1941)

Quality Comics · 1941 · 68 pages

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Contains 14 stories
The Hollywood Invasion Plot
9 pp · superhero
Uncle SamBuddy SmithGeorge Washington (as a ghost)Emil von Blon (Warren Brothers movie director)fifth columnists (villains)

In "The Hollywood Invasion Plot," a wartime movie set becomes a battleground when spies exploit the director’s influence to infiltrate U.S. Navy vessels used for filming. As patriotic scenes unfold on screen, Buddy uncovers the sabotage aboard a submarine, while the ghost of George Washington warns Uncle Sam of the looming threat—leading to a desperate showdown that tests both heroism and national spirit.

Rain of Soup
1 pp · humor
Cyclone Cupid
The Amateur Hour
5 pp · adventure; humor; children
Kid Patrol

The Kid Patrol dreams big when they spot a $150 prize for an amateur hour contest—enough to buy a seeing-eye dog for a blind man in their neighborhood. When the boys form a band called the Kid Patrol Swing Kings and rush to enter the competition, things don't go quite as planned, but a chance encounter after the show leads them down an unexpected path toward their goal.

Big Dan's Hundred Grand
6 pp · detective-mystery
Sally O'Neil
The Blank Check Swindle
5 pp · sports · script ? [as Bob Reynolds] (signed)
Kid Dixon [Danny "Kid" Dixon]
Pagi's Return to the Islands
5 pp · superhero · script ? [as Jerry Maxwell] (signed) (byline)
Wonder BoyPagi (South Seas performing native)
The Soap Box Demagogue
6 pp · superhero
Quicksilver [Max]McGinty (villain, radical speaker)C.J. Merton (villain, political boss)

In "The Soap Box Demagogue," a shadowy political boss manipulates chaos across the nation by funding criminals to spread unrest through fiery speeches, all part of a cunning plan to seize the presidency under a new party and establish a dictatorship. The story unfolds with sharp urgency, tracking how this web of deception begins to unravel in the wake of a single, unexpected witness.

The Counterfeiter's Cannon
4 pp · detective-mystery · script ? [as Lowell Riggs] (signed)
JackJill
Paddle-Ball Champ
1 pp · humor
Windy Breeze
Herr Musser's Radio Plot
5 pp · aviation
Prop Powers
The Rustling of Babe
4 pp · fantasy · script ? [as Story Weaver] (signed)
Paul Bunyan
The Sinister Swamp Camp
4 pp · detective-mystery
Pen Miller
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Miss Winky
Incident in Greenland
6 pp · superhero
Merlin the Magician [Jock Kellog]the Nazis (villains)

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