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Spy Smasher #2 (1941)

Fawcett · 1941 · 68 pages

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ContinueSpy Smasher #3 →
Contains 6 stories
The Red Death
15 pp · spy; superhero
Spy Smasher [Alan Armstrong]Admiral CorbyEve CorbyGeneral Noosan (death)JacksonThe Red Death (villain, introduction, death)Mousey (villain, death)Hermann Fritz (villain)

In "The Red Death," America's top military strategists gather to confront the threat of a mysterious enemy known only as the Red Death—only for one of their own, General Noosan, to be slain before their eyes. When Spy Smasher tracks a member of the Red Death's gang to their hidden base, he uncovers a deadly plan involving a massive bomber and a devastating weapon meant to strike major American cities. The hero must outwit the enemy in a final, desperate battle aboard the airborne threat—where escape may be the only victory left.

Untitled story
2 pp · humor; children
Chubby
Untitled story
14 pp · spy; superhero
Spy SmasherThe Tigress (villain, introduction)
Untitled story
16 pp · spy; superhero
Spy SmasherAmerica Smasher (villain)
The War Games
2 pp · humor; military · script Bill Ward · pencils Bill Ward · inks Bill Ward

When two privates left behind during war games stumble upon a clever scheme to intercept the opposing blue army, their potato-peeling duty becomes the least of their worries—but their plan might just turn the mock battle on its head. Written and illustrated by Bill Ward, "The War Games" is a quick, playful take on military life that proves sometimes the best strategy comes from the guys stuck in camp.

Untitled story
12 pp · spy; superhero
Spy SmasherThe Eye (villain, introduction)

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