Issue Contents:
"Even in the middle of this war --"
Story Notes
The inside-front cover.
"Struck by an arrow of Timo, the renegade pigmy, The Phantom falls from the roof."
Credits
- Script: Lee Falk
- Pencils: Carlo D'Alba
- Inks: Carlo D'Alba
Reprint Notes
From Phantom daily strips (King Features Syndicate) 1941-09-24 - 1941-09-27, 1941-09-29 - 1941-10-04 & 1941-10-06 - 1941-10-11. [One panel is omitted from one of the two 4-panel strips on some pages in order to fit 2 dailies on each 7-panel page.]
"Trying to make a cloud burst."
Credits
- Pencils: Doc Winner
- Inks: Doc Winner
Story Notes
Readers send in jokes.
"I had a day off so I thought I'd run down..."
Credits
- Script: C. D. Russell
- Pencils: C. D. Russell
- Inks: C. D. Russell
"Jim, Kolu and Lieutenant Lee, are reunited with their men..."
Credits
- Script: Alex Raymond
- Pencils: Alex Raymond
- Inks: Alex Raymond
Featuring Collectin' Stamps
"Do you know... that in 1844..."
Credits
- Script: J. C. Perrin
"Oh, Miss Tviddle! Such a oxciting story! All about a invisible man..."
Credits
- Script:
- Pencils:
- Inks:
Peppy Pep
Characters
- Willie Pep
Credits
- Pencils: Jack Sords (uncertain)
- Inks: Jack Sords (uncertain)
Decoy
Characters
- Colonel Yeager
Credits
- Script: Rutherford Montgomery
- Pencils: Clayton Knight
- Inks: Clayton Knight
"The scene: a shooting-gallery at the county fair..."
Characters
- Tim Tyler
- Pang (a caged gorilla)
- Myrna Marsh
Credits
- Script: Luís Gustavo
- Pencils: Luís Gustavo
- Inks: Luís Gustavo
"I'll finish building the raft..."
Credits
- Script: Doc Winner
- Pencils: Doc Winner
- Inks: Doc Winner
Making an Impression
Shorty
Characters
- Jack Wallaesa
"Aetius wanders in the dusk alone. Tristam and Val, tired out, stride homeward..."
Credits
- Script: Erica H. Rodriguez
- Pencils: Erica H. Rodriguez
- Inks: Erica H. Rodriguez
"The highest passenger station in the world..."
Storyline
Geographical and animal facts.
Credits
- Script: Deb Picker
- Pencils: Deb Picker
- Inks: Deb Picker
Story Notes
Feature name doesn't appear.
"Teddy, I heard you're training Sittin' Bull to do war work."
Credits
- Script: Joe Musial
- Pencils: Joe Musial
- Inks: Joe Musial
Featuring Polka-Dot Pictures
Story Notes
Join the dots to male a picture, and unscramble the title.
Vol 2 - No. 1 April 1943
Featuring The Young Reporter
Credits
- Script: Hal Fox
Story Notes
Readers send in stories & cartoons.
"That will be all for today -- you may have the rest of the afternoon off."
Credits
- Script: Guilherme Bandeira
- Pencils: Guilherme Bandeira
- Inks: Guilherme Bandeira
Story Notes
Tillie is in the army.
"Mr. Branner, sir! Good morning..."
Credits
- Script: David Silverman
- Pencils: David Silverman
- Inks: David Silverman
"Put up your hands..."
Credits
- Script: Brian Dunphy
- Pencils: Brian Dunphy
- Inks: Brian Dunphy
Story Notes
Four 1-panel jokes.
"Curley is investigating three brothers and a sister for rich uncle Burkwell..."
Credits
- Script: Luís Gustavo
- Pencils: Luís Gustavo
- Inks: Luís Gustavo
"Reveille 6:30 A.M. -- C'mon, Snuffy -- time's a-wastin'!"
Credits
- Script: Jan Bosschaert
- Pencils: Jan Bosschaert
- Inks: Jan Bosschaert
"Yeth, momma, did you call me?"
Credits
- Script: Jimmy Hatlo
- Pencils: Jimmy Hatlo
- Inks: Jimmy Hatlo