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"Death to Spies in America!"
Characters
- Spy Smasher
The Red Death (1)
"From overseas comes a dreaded plague... a plague in the form of a master criminal known only as the Red Death!"
Storyline
America's greatest military minds meet together to discuss the landing of the Red Death on the shores of America, and one of them, General Noosan, is killed in front of them all by the Red Death. Spy Smasher follows one of the Red Death's gang to his hideout but is rendered unconscious after learning of the Red Death's plan to use a giant bomber to drop his "red death" on America's major cities. Spy Smasher escapes and fights the Red Death aboard his plane. Spy Smasher escapes from the plane at the last minute, which eventually crashes into the ocean, killing all on board.
Characters
- Spy Smasher [Alan Armstrong]
- Admiral Corby
- Eve Corby
- General Noosan (death)
- Jackson
- The Red Death (villain, introduction, death)
- Mousey (villain, death)
- Hermann Fritz (villain)
Credits
- Script: Manly Wade Wellman
- Pencils: Charles Sultan
- Inks: Charles Sultan
Story Notes
Spy Smasher is still in his brown uniform. Script credit from Bob Hughes. Excessive use of passive voice, run on sentences held together by ellipses. Art credits from Bill Black.
"Don't forget, three pounds of apples!"
Characters
- Chubby
"Spy Smasher in his crusade against the evil powers clawing at America, finds the female of the species is deadlier than the male..."
Characters
- Spy Smasher
- The Tigress (villain, introduction)
Boy Detective
"Air raid! Air raid! The chillilng warnings ring througout the length and breadth of the country, as the ruthless saboteur known as America Smasher strikes with his mailed fist!"
Characters
- Spy Smasher
- America Smasher (villain)
Credits
- Pencils: John Forte (uncertain)
The War Games (1)
Featuring Private Ward
"A dreaded menace lurks in the shadows of a great city..."
Characters
- Spy Smasher
- The Eye (villain, introduction)
Credits
- Script: Manly Wade Wellman
- Pencils: Charles Sultan (uncertain)
- Inks: Charles Sultan (uncertain)
Story Notes
Script credit from Bob Hughes. Excessive use of passive voice, run on sentences held together by ellipses.
Prizes! They're Yours!
Story Notes
Back cover.