Captain Flight Comics #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCaptain Flight navigates a military conflict involving enemy forces attempting to infiltrate allied positions through a tunnel beneath Hill 23. When Rod takes control of a tank to stop the enemy advance, he discovers the commander's strategy and manages to thwart their plans. Meanwhile, an unrelated crime story follows a detective investigating a murder, with the perpetrator attempting to escape but ultimately being apprehended by authorities.
Captain Flight takes on a deadly assignment hunting the Sky Pirates—a ruthless band lurking in a jungle island's hidden airfield—when he rescues intelligence agent Gwen Donalds from the dense wilderness and discovers her mission aligns with his own. Together they infiltrate the enemy base, but the mission quickly spirals into a desperate fight for survival as they're forced to commandeer an enemy plane and escape the Pirates' grasp. It's a high-octane tale of aerial combat and quick thinking that puts both flier and agent to the test.
Reporter Ace Reynolds gets the story of a lifetime when dying boxer Lefty McGovern hands him a photograph before expiring—evidence that connects a glamorous showgirl to a wanted criminal and a pair of murders. With the help of an FBI agent, Reynolds pursues the trail through the city's underworld, trading wits and fists with dangerous men who'd rather see him silenced than headlines splashed across tomorrow's front page. Penciled and inked by Gus Ricca, this hard-boiled tale proves that a newsman's nose for the truth can be just as deadly as a loaded gun.
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↩ Reprints Jumbo Comics #19 (1940), Scoop Comics #3 (1942)
Reprinted in Vooda #21 (1955), Young Marvelman #354
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