True Comics #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTrue Comics #14 is an anthology featuring factual stories presented in comic form. "Knight of the Air Mail" chronicles an early airmail pilot's harrowing emergency landing in February 1921 after departing North Nebraska with a broken nose, forced to navigate through snow and mechanical trouble to reach Chicago. "Buffalo Bulldogger" recounts Guy Shultz, a bronco buster and trick roper, who invented the sport of bulldogging by wrestling a buffalo at a 1917 rodeo in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Additional features include stories on Australia as a war base of the Pacific, jungle trail exploration, ship model construction, and a profile of entertainer Charlie McCarthy.
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Reprinted in Comics Digest #1 (1942), True Aviation Comics Digest #2 (1943), True Animal Picture-Stories #2 (1947)
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