Issue Contents:
T.N.T. for Tokyo
Characters
- Captain Wings [Captain Smith]
Credits
- Pencils: Gene Fawcette
- Inks: Gene Fawcette
T.N.T. for Tokyo
"Captain Wings, secret agent and US army air ace, smashes into the heart of Tokyo in one of the most dangerous missions of his thrill-packed career."
Storyline
Captain Smith is ordered to go with Commander Rogers in his plane-carrying submarine and then be dropped 100 miles off the Japanese coast. He meets Stella Ruben, and together they head to Tokyo to kidnap the Japanese Minister of War.
Characters
- Captain Wings [Captain Smith]
- Sue
- Mickey
- Commander Rogers
- Stella Ruben
- Jewel (villain)
- Nazi officer (villain)
- Japanese Minister of War (villain)
- The Japanese (villains, some die)
Credits
- Pencils: Rudy Palais (uncertain)
- Inks: Max Elkan
Story Notes
Story title is taken from the cover blurb. Major T. E. Bowen is a byline used at Fiction House. Pencil credit revised from Max Elkin to ? by Craig Delich and moved to inker position, in place of Rudy Palais, now removed to penciler position with a ?. Credits suggested by the Who's Who.
"Jane Martin is stationed with an air squadron...."
Story Notes
There may be another, lesser artist [like George Appel] at work in places here. HW also sees similarties to Tony Cataldo.
"Tom has arrived in the USA from..."
The Devil's Double
Story Notes
All lettering with the exception of one caption on first page is typeset. Text runs across the tops of the panels, there are no word balloons or sound effects.
The Bat of Madagascar
Featuring Wings of America Club Page
Story Notes
reproduces airplane design drawings submitted by Edward Priest, Mark Perrier, and Francis Clark.
Story Notes
Letters from Bill Eldredge; Geo. Giffin, Jr.; Dolly Chastain; Peter W. Gammiero
"The Skull Squad of the RAF, composed of..."
"Help protect America! Make a wings air defense..."
Story Notes
An illustrated public service feature, requesting Americans to make an air defense notebook using these four illustrations. Page is divided into 4 equal sized panels, each one spotlighting an enemy aircraft silhouette, this time: the Mitsubishi 96 from Japan, the Junkers Ju 90 from Germany, the Focke-Wulf "Kurier" from Germany and the Mitsubishi "Obtori" from Japan.
"A celebration, Jawohl! Der great Kirk iss in..."
Characters
- Kurt (villain, introduction)
- the Nazis (villains)
- Jacques (introduction)
- Clipper Kirk
"Stupid blimp you! Vhy iss he oudt of line?"
Vultures of the Mikado
Story Notes
Hitler appearance