True Comics #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology of true stories presented as comic narratives, this issue features "Mademoiselle Bonney," about a French spy who documented Nazi atrocities during the occupation and later participated in 1941 air raids on English towns before bringing her photographs to the United States and Sweden to support the war effort. The issue also includes "The Battling Borie," a naval combat story depicting a ship's encounter with German U-boats and torpedoes. Additional features mentioned on the cover include "Commander of the Crocodile Fleet," "How It Began," "Builders of the Alaska Highway," "Photo-Fighter," and "The Magnificent Screwball," along with a movie guide reviewing contemporary films.
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Reprinted in Round the World Gift #[nn] (1944), Special Agent #3 (1948)
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