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Heroic Comics #30 (1945)

Eastern Color · 1945 · 52 pages

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Contains 10 stories
'Chute the Works
5 pp · war

A paratrooper drops behind enemy lines on D-Day to disrupt Nazi communications and hold key bridges until reinforcements arrive, but his mission to reach headquarters grows increasingly perilous as German forces close in. Alongside fellow soldiers and a determined war correspondent, he fights his way across occupied French territory while waiting for the invasion fleet to breach the coast. Witness the chaos and courage of those first hours when Allied forces pushed into Fortress Europe.

Auf Wiedersehn - in Berlin
3 pp · war
Major General Heinrich Kreipe

British commandos stage a daring raid on Nazi-occupied Crete to capture Major General Heinrich Kreipe, using his own staff car and the element of surprise to spirit him away from German headquarters. The general finds himself an unwilling passenger on a journey that will test both his composure and his captors' nerve as they navigate enemy checkpoints to reach the coast.

A Belgian Daniel
3 pp · drama
Berberthis father and motherUncle Ernest
What Do You Know about the 'Gyro Pilot'
4 pp · war

This educational feature explores the inner workings of "Charlie," the automatic gyro pilot that helps keep Allied bombers on course during long-range missions, allowing pilots to conserve energy for the critical moments over enemy targets. Through diagrams and dialogue, the story reveals how this mechanical marvel uses spinning gyroscopes and hydraulic systems to maintain steady flight—and recounts a remarkable real incident when the device brought a damaged, abandoned bomber safely back home. It's a fascinating look at the unsung technology that supported the war effort.

His Last Warning
3 pp · war
Tony ElliottMrs. Elliott

Twelve-year-old Tony Elliott takes his self-appointed role as a robot-bomb spotter with fierce dedication, using his whistle to warn his London neighborhood when flying bombs approach—saving workers precious time and giving his parents pride in his contribution to the war effort. When the sirens wail one fateful afternoon, Tony's vigilance faces its ultimate test, and his sacrifice becomes a final warning to those who depended on him.

Red Cross in England
2 pp · war

Red Cross volunteers operate a mobile clubmobile across England, delivering coffee, doughnuts, and supplies to American servicemen stationed at remote bases—until a bomber makes a crash-landing nearby. The crew springs into action to welcome the survivors with hot refreshments and a morale boost that reminds these far-from-home soldiers what the Red Cross really means.

Untitled story
6 pp · crime
The Kid From Brooklyn [Hal Every] (intro)Bob Every (brother)their motherJim Boyle (fight promotor)
Untitled story
6 pp · humor
Untitled story
6 pp · superhero
The Music Master [John Wallace]
Untitled story
2.67 pp · adventure; aviation; war

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