The Fighting Yank, #21
Published: August 1947
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Issue Contents:
Characters
- The Fighting Yank [Bruce Carter III]
"Here they are, folks!"
Storyline
House ad for 14 comic book titles published by Pines.
Credits
- Pencils: Dan Gordon
- Inks: Dan Gordon
Story Notes
Inside front cover, black-and-white.
The Apes of Dr. Dulfer
Featuring Fighting Yank
Mystery of the Murder Museum
Story Notes
Art identification by Saltarella. Keith Chandler, on the other hand, states that the art is a mish-mash of styles and appears to be at least partially laid out by Mort Meskin, with possible assistance from Joe Kubert, especially on page 4, and that some of the female heads, at least, appear to be inked by Oksner. Meskin expert Steven Brower denies the Meskin attribution, however.
The Glow of Death
Featuring Fighting Yank
Credits
- Pencils: Ken Battefield
- Inks: Ken Battefield
- Inks: Graham Ingels
Story Notes
Art identification by Saltarella who states that Battefield Ken Battefield has "a bunch of assistants working with him at this time and one is Graham Ingels, whose inks are perceptable on the splash page (figure of Yank and girl)."
Snake Bite
"This straight and level flying is too monotonous..."
Characters
- Airminded Rollo
Vengeance of the Volcano
Featuring Kara
Storyline
Kara and Kit battle the evil Volkar, the leader of the Volcano People, and his minions who intend to invade Arohiti and conquer it through a rift in the ground on which the city rests.
Characters
- Kara
- Kit
- Volkar (villain)
Credits
- Inks: Graham Ingels
Story Notes
Previous appearance in Exciting Comics (Standard, 1940 series) #49. This is the last appearance of this feature. Kara is wearing a very different costume than the one she usually wears. Inks previously credited to Al Camy, but Saltarella says the "faces and anatomic details [are a] dead giveaway" that Ingels is the inker.