Detective Comics #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Slay 'Em with Flowers," the Boys—America's young heroes—take a patriotic tour across the U.S. to boost morale during wartime, only to find themselves targeted by Nazi spies eager to exploit their capture for propaganda. Written by Jack Kirby and Joe Simon and illustrated by the duo with inks by Simon, this 1943 issue blends wartime adventure with the signature energy of its creators. The cover, by Jerry Robinson, captures the tension of the moment with bold, dynamic flair.
In "The Invasion of America," the Boys—representatives of four great nations united for the liberation of the world—find themselves at the heart of a patriotic tour across the United States, only to become targets of a daring Nazi plot during a moment of celebration. As the spotlight shines on their mission, danger looms from the shadows, testing their resolve and unity in the face of a threat on American soil.
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Reprinted in Mister Miracle #5 (1971), Batman Archives #3 (1994), The Brave and the Bold Annual No. 1, 1969 Issue #1 (2001), The Batman Chronicles #9 (2010), The Boy Commandos by Joe Simon & Jack Kirby #2 (2016), Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus #3 (2017), Batman: The Golden Age #5 (2018)
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