Issue | #4 |
Published | December 1940 |
Cover Price | $0.10 |
Pages | 68 |
Editing | Malcolm Reiss (Editor); Wm. E. Eisner (Art Director); S.M. Iger (Feature Editor) |
Genre | war |
Pencils | Gene Fawcette |
Inks | Gene Fawcette |
Characters | V: Hartmann (I); I: Chuck Dawson |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Ace Atkins] |
Pencils | Arthur Peddy |
Inks | Arthur Peddy; ? |
Characters | GS: Lord Roslyn |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Pat Powers] |
Pencils | Henry Kiefer |
Inks | Henry Kiefer; ? [shop] |
Characters | GS: Tom Raleigh |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Fred Hawks] |
Pencils | Al Gabriele? |
Inks | Dan Zolnerowich?; ? [shop] |
Notes | HS sees signs of Nick Cardy, but I think that the thin, distorted bodies are unlike NC. |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Kit Gleason] |
Pencils | Leonard Frank |
Inks | Leonard Frank |
Notes | The story title is taken from the cover blurb. |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Rick Ayers] |
Pencils | Witmer Williams |
Inks | Witmer Williams; ? |
Genre | true |
Pencils | Gene Fawcette |
Inks | Gene Fawcette |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Frank Crawford] |
Letters | typeset |
Characters | another "What if?" story |
Genre | true |
Inks | ? [shop] |
Notes | HS sees some Witmer Williams involvement, but I sense an unfamiliar artist that we may have seen at Jacquet and/or Timely. HW suggests possibly Tukel or Lou Ferstadt. |
Characters | V: A phony C. O. (I, D) |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Alexander York] |
Pencils | Alex Blum |
Inks | Alex Blum; ? |
Characters | I: Elmo Lint (Cosmo Dust's cousin); Amelia Lint (his daughter) |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Clyde North] |
Pencils | Klaus Nordling |
Inks | Klaus Nordling? |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Larry Shaw] |
Pencils | Witmer Williams |
Inks | Witmer Williams; ? |
Characters | I & O: Tim Cassidy (the Spitfire Ace) |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Ken Norwood] |
Pencils | Klaus Nordling |
Inks | Klaus Nordling |
Notes | According to the cover blurb: "The first in a series based on the stories of Capt. Derek West - foremost war-air writer of today." |
Characters | I: Jim Hawk; V: Gen. Fritz (I) |
Genre | war |
Script | ? [as Jay Ryder] |
Pencils | George Tuska |
Inks | George Tuska |