True Aviation Picture Stories (1943) comic books 1944-1946

Stories and art by Robert Denby, Edd Ashe, Hal Goodwin, Cy Caldwell, Ed Smalle, Willy Ley, Charles Kennett, Lawrence Dresser, Art Meisner, Sam Glankoff and Jack Sparling. Tales of aerial adventure in the tradition of nonfiction comics vehicle True Comics. A detailed illustrated guide comparing Axis and Allied medium-range bombers; A daring bombing run over Greece manages to survive intense ground bombardment. Fatty Chow, China's Sky Champ; Ten and Out; The Flying Musketeers Do Some Groundwork; The Cats Have Nine Lives; Planes in the News; Prepare to Attack!; The American and British Air Training Plans; Our Hat Is Off; The Lesson of Four Islands; 17 Tons of Science; How to Build the Bell Airacobra; Aviation in the Movies; True Aviation's Air Spotter's Guide; Air Shorts; Allied vs. Axis Medium Bombers; Aero Quiz; All Our Aircraft Returned. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Robert Denby, Edd Ashe, Cy Caldwell, Ed Smalle, Willy Ley, Jesse Davidson, Lawrence Dresser, Art Meisner, Sam Glankoff and Jack Sparling. Tales of aerial adventure in the tradition of nonfiction comics vehicle True Comics. An article speculating on moonflight by rocket, then still 20 years in the future; Aircraft designations explained; Dutch test pilot Leegstra manages to put one over on the Nazis during the Occupation. Blitz Over Burma; Taming the Jungle Terror; The Flying Musketeers on a Suicide Mission; Looking at Tomorrow; Planes in the News; What's in a Designation?; Chindits in Action!; Our Hat Is Off; Ferrets of the Skies; Rocket to the Moon; How to Build the Grumman Hellcat; Aviation Extras; Aviation in the Movies; True Aviation's Air Spotter's Guide; Air Shorts; Allied vs. Axis Medium Bombers; Aero Quiz; Dutch Daredevil. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Robert Denby, Edd Ashe, Cy Caldwell, Ed Smalle, Willy Ley, Jesse Davidson, Ezra Kotcher, Dwight Shepler, Logan Reavis, Art Meisner, Sam Glankoff and Jack Sparling. Tales of aerial adventure in the tradition of nonfiction comics vehicle True Comics. An article examining the potential of the then-new helicopter aircraft; 14-year-old Cliff Wherley lies about his age to get into the Army air corps; A detailed illustrated guide to Axis and Allied aircraft. Boy Wonder; Fortress Invincible; The Flying Musketeers Rescue the Wrecker; The Squirt; Planes in the News; Air Power in the Invasion; Modification Line; Our Hat Is Off; How Planes Downed the U-Boats; Helicopters...Today and Tomorrow; How to Build the Cloud-Hopper; Aviation Extras; Aviation in the Movies; True Aviation's Air Spotter's Guide; Air Shorts; Bombers Without Wings; Lucky Seven!; Aero Quiz; Off the Beam. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Robert Denby, Edd Ashe, Cy Caldwell, Ed Smalle, Willy Ley, Jesse Davidson, Edward Lawson, Herbert H. Ringold, Col. Robert L. Scott Jr., Lew Glanzman, Art Meisner, Sam Glankoff and Jack Sparling. Tales of aerial adventure in the tradition of nonfiction comics vehicle True Comics. Pappy Boyington, the legendary air commander of the Flying Tigers and Black Sheep Squadron; Lloyd Chadburn earns the nickname The Angel for successfully escorting bombers into and out of enemy territory; An article examining the then-new technique of aerial photo reconnaissance. Airmens Angel; The Flying Musketeers Hit Stormy Weather!; Skies Cleared; Flying Bombs; Superfortress; They Fly By Night; Photo Reconnaissance; Smart Operator; Short Snorters; Arctic Adventure; Pappy Boyington; Planes in the News; Our Hat Is Off; How to Build the U. S. Army Taylorcraft 'Jeep' L-2; Aviation in the Movies; True Aviation's Air Spotter's Guide; Air Shorts; Aero Quiz. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Hal Goodwin, Ed Smalle, Sumner Sewall, Jesse Davidson, Phil Glanzer, David C. Knight, and Jack Sparling. Tales of aerial adventure in the tradition of nonfiction comics vehicle True Comics. Pappy Boyington, the legendary air commander of the Flying Tigers and Black Sheep Squadron; Coverage of the first Air Force One aircraft, then known as the Flying White House; An article examining the possibilities of travel to Mars, with cool illustrations. Ordeal by Fire; Vacation in Moscow; Phantom Fortress; Will You Fly to Mars?; Radar Rides the Air Waves; Tomorrow's Transports Today; Tigercat; The Flying White House; Winged Rescue; Italy's Ill-Fated War Birds; Tokyo in Hollywood; Tunnel Typhoon; Jumping Joe; Planes in the News; Our Hat Is Off; How to Build the Helldiver; Prop Wash; Aviation in the Movies; True Aviation's Air Spotter's Guide; Air Shorts; Aero Quiz. 56 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Hal Goodwin, Ed Smalle, David C. Cooke, Sam Glankoff, Robert L. Scott Jr., J. D. Freudy, Ted Malone, Alfred de Martini, George F. Foley Jr., Ralph H. Mozo and Jack Sparling. Tales of aerial adventure in the tradition of nonfiction comics vehicle True Comics. Record-setting WWII air ace David McCampbell; Coverage of New York's Idlewild airport, later known as Kennedy International; A detailed article about the US military's Transcon project to return soldiers home from the war quickly, and in great numbers. Too Soon or Too Late; Greatest Air Heroes of the War: Commander David McCampbell; All for One; Time Hog; Idlewild - a Millionairport; Coming in on a Prayer; Transcon - a Good Deal; Flyer-Friends; Yehudi Flies the Drones; One World - One Week; Huff Duff; Tunnel Typhoon; Jumping Joe; Planes in the News; Our Hat Is Off; How to Build a Solid Scale Model Corsair; Scouts of the Air; Great Circles; Aviation in the Movies; True Aviation's Air Spotter's Guide; Airplanes 3rd Floor Rear; Daring Birdman. 56 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by C.R. Smith, Hal Goodwin, Ed Smalle, Richard Dodge, Edward Lawson, Robert L. Scott Jr., Knute W. Flint, Jesse Davidson, Frances B. Audette, Steven Irish, and Jack Sparling. Tales of aerial adventure in the tradition of nonfiction comics vehicle True Comics. US Army General H. H. Arnold discusses the grim prospect of war in the Atomic Age; How to choose an air school; An article by American Airlines CEO C.R. Smith about the future of civilian air travel. They Called Him Mad; High Flying at Low Fares; Flying Is Easy; They Cheated Death; Good-Will and Bad Weather; Choose Yourself an Air School; Sports Take to Air Travel; Girls in the Air; Atomic Age of Air Power; The 202 Is Born; All About Eggbeaters; Propjet; Wanna Buy a Fighter Plane, Mister?; Planes in the News; Our Hat Is Off; How to Build the Waco Glider; Greatest Heroes of the Air; St. Elmo's Flyers; Aviation in the Movies; True Aviation's Air Spotter's Guide; True Aviation Answer Man; On the Double; Balloon Bombs. 60 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Stories and art by Lawrence Ward, Hal Goodwin, Ed Smalle, Edd Ashe, Edward Lawson, Robert L. Scott Jr., Rudy Arnold, Jesse Davidson, Birt Darling, Richard Jarrell, Steven Irish, and Sam Glankoff. Tales of aerial adventure in the tradition of nonfiction comics vehicle True Comics. The instructional comic Flying Is Easy covers taxiing and takeoff; Frank Luke Jr. gains a reputation as a "balloon buster" during World War I; Dr. Fred Minty uses a small plane to visit patients in rural South Dakota. The Secret Airline; Strange Cargo; Feathering Blades; They Called Him Mad; Flying Is Easy Lesson II; Signposts of the Sky; Stratovision; Complete with Parachute; C.A.P.; Science versus Pea Soup!; Planes in the News; Our Hat Is Off; How to Build the PT-19B; Greatest Heroes of the Air; Model Contest Winners; True Aviation in Hollywood; Plane Profiles; True Aviation Answer Man; Wind to Order; Cowboy in a Corsair; DFC for Grandpa; Flying Surgeon of the Badlands. 56 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Robert E. Ellsworth, Hal Goodwin, Ed Smalle, Edd Ashe, Richard Staples Dodge, Robert L. Scott Jr., Bruce Lester, Ed Yulke, Doris Yulke, Les Marshall, Sumner Smith, and Jack Sparling. Tales of aerial adventure in the tradition of nonfiction comics vehicle True Comics. The instructional comic Flying Is Easy covers climbing and gliding; Engineer Stanley Hiller builds a better helicopter; Coverage of model airplanes is increased ahead of the next issue's title change. King of Crash; Test Flight of the Batwing; Hiller-Copter Wizard; They Called Him Mad; Flying Is Easy Lesson III; Cockpit Trouble; Build This Flight-Tested Model Taylorcraft BC12-D; Model Planes for a Model World; Record Wrecker; Toss-Around; Eighth Grade Production Line; Speaking of Models; Aero-Club Roundup; Planes in the News; Our Hat Is Off; How to Build the Ryan Fireball; Greatest Heroes of the Air; Model Contest Winners; True Aviation in Hollywood; Plane Profiles; True Aviation Answer Man; Inventor's Corner. Final issue under this title; the series continued as Aviation Adventures and Model Building (1946) #16. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.