Captain Triumph Comics #10

Aug 1948 · K. G. Murray · 6d [0-0-6 AUP]

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The issue contains multiple stories including "Captain Aero," which depicts Allied soldiers fighting Japanese forces, with dialogue referencing the U.S. Coast Guard and strategic bases in Alaska under threat of enemy attack. Another story features "Miss Victory" and involves confidential military documents that have gone missing, prompting an FBI investigation and search by female operatives. The stories reflect wartime adventure narratives centered on military operations and espionage during World War II.

Contains 5 stories

The Porcupine

15 pp · Superhero

In "The Porcupine," Lance and Kim stumble into a quiet town where they encounter a fearsome foe known only as the Porcupine—armed with a coat of electrified quills he hurls with deadly precision and a body built to crash through walls. When Captain Triumph arrives to stop him, the clash of hero and villain turns deadly, as the Porcupine’s own electric charge becomes his undoing in the most unexpected way.

The Man Who Was Always Late!

7 pp · Detective-Mystery, Fantasy

The Pearl Swindle

5 pp · Detective-Mystery

Untitled Humor story

5 pp · Humor

In "null," a dream turns Bertram Bumble’s ordinary life upside down when he’s mistaken for a celebrated inventor—only to discover his exact double is a wandering hobo in real life. The moment he wakes, the surreal mix-up begins to blur the line between fantasy and reality.

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor