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Victory Comics #2 (1941)

Hillman · 1941 · 67 pages

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ContinueVictory Comics #3 →
Contains 10 stories
The Conqueror vs. the Beast
12 pp · superhero
The Conqueror [David Lyons]Ludwig Rimonovich (introduction)Adolf Hitler (villain)Hermann Göring (villain)Joseph Goebbels (villain)Heinrich Himmler (villain)Serge (villain, introduction)Varna Bari (villain)

When Premier Ludwig Rimonovich refuses Hitler's demands that he surrender the nation of Damora, The Conqueror steps in to thwart a Nazi assassination plot—only to uncover a far deadlier scheme involving the Premier's own son held hostage by the enemy. With just hours to spare before a devastating ultimatum comes due, The Conqueror must race against time to save the boy and prevent Damora's forced surrender to the Third Reich.

The Castle of Death
8 pp
Dr. Ramsen (Intro)Capt. Browne (IntroDeath)The Nazis (Villain)

Bomber Burns pilots his mystery plane, the Firebrand, into a daring rescue mission when a dying British intelligence officer reveals that an American inventor has been kidnapped by the Nazis and is being tortured to create secret airplane armor at a castle near Essen. Racing against time through enemy skies, Burns must infiltrate the fortress, overcome the Gestapo, and fight his way back to safety with the inventor in tow—all while the Luftwaffe scrambles to stop him.

America's Mighty Five
1 pp · non-fiction; war

This 1941 feature showcases five essential weapons of modern mechanized warfare: the .50 caliber machine gun, the Garand semi-automatic rifle, the 75mm field gun, the 37mm anti-tank gun, and the 155mm field gun. Each is presented with technical specifications and tactical applications, illustrating how the U.S. Armed Forces equipped itself with what were then considered the finest weapons available for combat operations.

Sea Raider
7 pp
Nazis (Villain)

Lt. Commander Bob Steel skippers the submarine R-14, nicknamed "the Steel Shark," on patrol in the Atlantic when his crew rescues a survivor from an English freighter sunk by a Nazi pocket battleship. Steel discovers the waters hide a deadly deception—and sets a cunning trap using the captured enemy vessel itself, but must outwit both a Nazi scout plane and the battleship's commanding officer to spring it. With quick thinking and nerves of steel, he turns the hunters into the hunted in this high-seas clash of wits and firepower.

Untitled story
3 pp
Death in the Land of Ice
7 pp
The President (Guest Appearance)The Queen of Hearts (Villain)Carl (VillainIntro)Frantz (VillainIntro)Guiseppe (VillainIntro)

When a murdered agent arrives at the White House from Greenland, secret operative Spade of the Secret Service is dispatched to investigate rumors of Axis forces in the Arctic—only to discover the Queen of Hearts orchestrating a deadly scheme from an ice palace. Infiltrating the enemy stronghold and unmasking the villains Carl, Frantz, and Guiseppie, Spade must outmaneuver the dangerous spy and her elaborate weaponry before a munitions shipment reaches enemy hands.

Handcuffs of Doom
7 pp
Col. Marshall (Intro)Jennings (Intro)Brenda Jennings (Intro)Wing Ho (VillainIntro)Whig Ho's Spies (VillainIntro)

Sergeant Flagg of the Marines patrols Shanghai's International Settlement and stumbles onto a murder connected to a string of dead intelligence officers—all pointing to Wing Ho, a seemingly respectable merchant who insists he's a friend of the American Consul. When Flagg's investigation gets him arrested by order of the Consul's daughter, he escapes and stakes out Wing Ho's store, only to witness a sinister plot unfold that could compromise the Consul himself. Now Flagg must find a way to stop the spy ring before it's too late, even if it means taking on a dangerous enemy alone.

Daniel R. Edwards
1 pp · non-fiction; war

Daniel R. Edwards was already a decorated soldier when he escaped from a military hospital in the summer of 1918 to rejoin his unit at the front lines. During the fierce fighting of July 18th, Edwards faced extraordinary circumstances—a damaged gun, a severe wound, and overwhelming odds—that tested his courage and resolve in ways that would define his legacy with the U.S. Armed Forces.

Unscheduled Rehearsal
6 pp

Private Parker and his unit conduct a rehearsal tank maneuver for Army brass when a fellow soldier's tank accidentally plunges into a ravine—but what begins as a rescue quickly uncovers evidence of sabotage at a nearby trestle bridge. Racing against time, Parker must stop a special train carrying high-ranking officers from disaster, using quick thinking and whatever tools he can find to avert catastrophe.

The Vampire Strikes
10 pp
Count Rostovic (VillainIntro)Hogan (IntroDeath)Rosalie Howard (Intro)

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