Characters

• Blackhawk
• Chop-Chop

Credits

• Pencils: Bill Ward
• Inks: Bill Ward

Storyline

Allied leaders are mystified as to why the Japanese have not used their air power against them on the Chinese front. After a hospital has been attacked and all people killed, Blackhawk flies to the scene and discovers that almost unstoppable Japanese soldiers have had metal electrode pieces welded to their skulls!

Characters

• Blackhawk
• Olaf
• Andre
• Hendrickson
• Chuck
• Stanislaus
• Chop-Chop
• Dr. Koro (villain, introduction, death)
• the Japanese (villains)

Credits

• Pencils: Bill Ward
• Inks: Bill Ward

Storyline

After the mistake recounted in the last issue, the Death Patrol is vindicated, but Hank nearly loses his life.

Characters

• The Death Patrol [Del Van Dyne
• Boris
• Gramps
• Hank
• King Hotintot
• Jackie
• Yogi]
• Mrs. Hotintot (introduction, King Hotintot's wife)

Credits

• Script: Jack Cole
• Pencils: Jack Cole
• Inks: Jack Cole

Storyline

Considered too valuable to the Japanese to remain locked up in prison, captured Americans are fed and then released by Suratai. However, he only gives them twelve hours to run and hide in the jungle before the Japanese Army is sent after them. To try and draw the Sniper out of hiding, Suratai offers a reward to any soldier killing one the Americans.

Characters

• The Sniper
• Prince Suratai (villain)
• Colonel Itogo (villain)
• the Japanese (villains)

Credits

• Script: Ted Udall (uncertain)
• Script: Vern Henkel (uncertain)
• Pencils: Vern Henkel
• Inks: Vern Henkel

Storyline

Johnny gets a day off in Italy and is puzzled by the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Characters

• Johnny Doughboy

Credits

• Script: Bernard Dibble
• Pencils: Bernard Dibble
• Inks: Bernard Dibble

Credits

• Script: Bart Tumey
• Pencils: Bart Tumey
• Inks: Bart Tumey

Credits

• Script: Fred Guardineer
• Pencils: Fred Guardineer
• Inks: Fred Guardineer

Credits

• Pencils: Fred Guardineer