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Silver Streak Comics #19 (1942)

Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 1942 · 69 pages

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Contains 9 stories
The Rescue of President Carden
12 pp · adventure; spy
Feodor KrilitzPresident CardesHerr Himmler
The Flying Arsenal
6.5 pp · adventure
Dickie DeanZipAldolf HitlerHerr Goering

In "The Flying Arsenal," young inventor Dickie races against time to deploy his revolutionary rocket ship just as Nazi forces unleash a colossal dirigible bristling with troops and supplies. With the fate of the war hanging in the balance, Dickie and his ally Zip take to the skies in a daring aerial assault.

The Race For Treasure
8 pp · superhero
Captain Battle [Jonathan Battle]Hale BattleBaron Doom (intro)

Captain Battle races against Baron Doom to uncover the hidden treasure of the legendary pirate Captain Kydd, following five cryptic clues scattered across the globe. With the help of a young girl named Jo and her father, John Blaine, who discovered the map, Captain Battle must outwit the Nazi spy before he can claim the fortune meant to fuel the war effort. The adventure begins at an eerie graveyard, where the first clue leads to a mysterious tombstone in Patagonia.

For the Last Time!
2 pp · humor

Jo, the perpetually overstaying cousin, has once again descended on the family with his trademark blend of cheerful persistence and endless free-meal enthusiasm. As the household scrambles to keep him occupied—ranging from rearranging furniture to pretending to play baseball—the real adventure begins when a mysterious figure in a top hat is spotted near a bomb scare in London.

The Hidden Knife
7 pp · adventure; spy
Tex HazardSir Roger Pompey

In "The Hidden Knife," Tex finds himself in wartime England, where a chance intervention at a bomb site leads to a startling revelation: the man he apprehends is none other than Sir Roger Pompey. Though cleared by Scotland Yard, Tex's instincts tell him something’s amiss, and when he’s ambushed by Pompey’s henchmen, he’s thrust into a dangerous game of espionage. With the fate of a railroad station hanging in the balance, Tex must outwit a traitor before the next attack.

The Pirate Who Was a King
6 pp · adventure; historical
The Pirate PrinceHarryKing Jules of WeetinaOld Pierre the gardener

In "The Pirate Who Was a King," a swashbuckling adventure from Silver Streak Comics #19 (1942), deck hand Harry reveals a shocking secret: as a boy, he briefly ruled the island of Weetina before swapping places with his twin brother. Now, with Prince at his side, Harry returns to his forgotten homeland—only to find it under the cruel rule of King Jules. When they uncover Old Pierre, the one man who knew the truth, the stage is set for a daring confrontation that will test loyalty, identity, and the cost of a crown.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
The Nazi Raider
5.75 pp
Ned of the NavyCaptain Mendall (Nazi)
The White Mummy
9 pp
The Silver StreakMeteorThe White Mummy (intro)

In the midst of wartime sabotage targeting U.S. defense plants, Silver Streak and Meteor track a mysterious figure linked to a deadly explosion at a Newark magnesium facility. When a captured informant leads them to an old house on the outskirts of town, they uncover a shocking twist: the legendary White Mummy is not who he seems, and the real threat may be closer than they thought.

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