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Fight Comics #29 (1943)

Fiction House · 1943 · 60 pages

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ContinueFight Comics #30 →
Contains 8 stories
Charge of the Lost Legion
10 pp · war
Rip Carson

Rip Carson, a chute trooper stationed in the South Seas, is assigned a covert mission to plant a weather control device on an uninhabited island—a machine that will give the Allies a crucial advantage in planning their bombing raids. When a Japanese patrol discovers the operation, Rip and his fellow soldiers must hold their ground against overwhelming odds to keep the enemy from escaping with knowledge of their secret weapon.

Untitled story
10 pp · spy
The Case of the Z-Ray Eye
7 pp · spy
Hooks Devlin

Hooks Devlin, a freshly promoted special agent, finds himself roped into investigating a mysterious professor with a reputation for eccentric war inventions when his persistent acquaintance Peaches refuses to let him enjoy his day off. When they arrive at the professor's dingy office, a violent encounter leaves Hooks in the hands of criminals and Peaches determined to track down an ambulance to save him. With thugs, a castle hideout, and the mysterious Z-Ray Eye device at the center of the chaos, Devlin and Peaches must navigate danger and deception to uncover what's really going on.

Untitled story
5 pp · military; sports
Kayo Kirby
Grandstand Seat
2 pp · non-fiction; aviation; war
Hubert MillerRayburn LancasterFrancis Stratford

In "Grandstand Seat," a downed American fighter pilot survives a crash off Sicily’s coast, relying on the courage of a fellow pilot and the quiet heroism of a sailor he recognizes—each bond forged in the heat of war, where every moment counts.

Untitled story
6 pp · war
Chip Collins
Untitled story
6 pp · war · script ? [as Bob Bristol] · inks [shop]
Dusty Rhodes
Untitled story
8 pp · war · script ? [as Tom Tracy] · inks [shop]
Shark Brodie

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