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Thrilling Comics #37 (1943)

Pines · 1943 · 60 pages

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ContinueThrilling Comics #38 →
Contains 5 stories
The Affair of the Blake Formula!
16 pp · war
The Prophet [Elsa Ruden]Blackmann (villain, introduction)Nazis (villain)Doctor BlakeMusselbowndCarlsonSchmidtGuentherKohlerHofferWolfertZaltz

In wartime England, the Commando Cubs stumble upon a Nazi plot to steal Doctor Blake's revolutionary bullet-proof formula when they witness armed infiltrators near his home—and soon find themselves racing across the English Channel to track the stolen invention through the German Underground. Working with British Intelligence operative Carlson, the boys must navigate a shadowy network of resistance contacts stretching from Paris to Germany itself, all while staying one step ahead of the Gestapo agents determined to silence them. It's a high-stakes mission where one wrong move could expose the entire underground network and cost them everything.

The Anthroxin Men
13 pp · superhero
Virginia ThompsonBaron Stuttsen (villain, introduction, death)Anthroxin Men (villain, introduction, death)CarsonHenkelJohn Martin
The Spear of Diana
8 pp · superhero
Betty MorrisProfessor Fenton (villain)the spirit of the Venerable YogiDiana (Greek goddess, guest star)General Sharp
The American Crusader Stirs Up a Greek Rebellion!
8 pp · superhero
Nazis (villain)Fritz

The American Crusader travels to occupied Greece to investigate Nazi food shipments destined for the Russian front, but discovers the local population starving while supplies meant for them are diverted to the enemy war machine. After witnessing the brutality of the occupation firsthand, he sets out to disrupt the supply line and rally the Greek people to resistance, working with local guerrillas to turn the tide against the Nazis. The Crusader's mission becomes personal when he realizes the only way to build a fighting force is to liberate imprisoned Greek soldiers—and spark a rebellion that could cripple the enemy's entire operation.

Untitled story
8 pp · war
Sakaru (villain, introduction)Japanese (villain)Lucky LawrenceTubbyNoodleQuinn

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