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Wings Comics #70 (1946)

Fiction House · 1946 · 52 pages

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ContinueWings Comics #71 →
Contains 7 stories
Scorpion King of the Screaming Zombies
10 pp · adventure; aviation · script ? [as Major T. E. Bowen]
Col. Kamikaze (villain, introduction)Suga (villain, introduction)

Captain Wings races to thwart Colonel Kamikaze's sinister scheme to transform captured American pilots into mind-controlled weapons for a devastating surprise attack on an international peace celebration in China. When brainwashed airmen turn their planes toward the festival, Wings must find a way to stop the Colonel's diabolical plan before the event descends into chaos and international suspicion tears apart the fragile unity of the Allied nations.

Untitled story
6 pp · adventure
Johnny Tonga (introduction, death, villain)Eric Sawdon (introduction)
Eat Meaties
6 pp · humor

A lonesome fellow named Griffin decides to visit an airfield looking for company, but instead finds himself caught up in a wild sequence of misadventures involving a muddy field, a chance reunion, and an emergency flight to Cuba where he's mistaken for a stowaway. As the Caribbean Clipper faces a hurricane, a sick pilot, and a giant bird heading straight for the cockpit, Griffin finds himself thrust into the pilot's seat with nowhere to go but down. Will he manage to land the plane—and what awaits him in Havana?

Jimmy Doolittle
5 pp · non-fiction

Lt.-Col. James H. Doolittle pitches an audacious plan to bomb Tokyo straight from an aircraft carrier deck—a scheme so daring that even a skeptical Air Force General needs convincing it'll work. After intensive training and a tense voyage toward Japanese waters, Doolittle and his volunteer crews execute a dangerous low-altitude strike on the Japanese homeland in April 1942, and the story follows his rise through the ranks as he goes on to command massive bombing campaigns across Europe and beyond. This is the true story of the flying soldier whose boldness helped reshape the course of the war.

Untitled story
6 pp · adventure · script ? [as Capt. A. E. Carruthers]
Pierre (villain, introduction, death)Jacques (villain, introduction, death)a girl (villain, introduction, death)
Untitled story
7 pp · spy · script ? [as Cliff Dubois] (signed)
Phantom Falcon [Clipper Kirk]Marie (introduction)SteveOtto (villain, introduction, death)Kurt (villain, introduction, death)Karl (villain, introduction, death)other un-named enemy agents (villains, introduction for all, all die)

When Flight Nine is brought down over Latin America, the Phantom Falcon—Clipper Kirk—finds himself stranded in a region teeming with enemy agents plotting to resurrect the Reich. With the help of a mysterious new ally, Marie, and a relentless pursuit by a trio of deadly villains—Otto, Kurt, and Karl—the Falcon must unravel a web of espionage before the enemy’s grand design comes to life.

Legion of Lost Souls
8 pp · war · script ? [as Capt. Derek West]

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