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Military Comics #38 (1945)

Quality Comics · 1945 · 60 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Hari-Kiri
15 pp · adventure; war

Blackhawk and his team are tasked with destroying a Japanese secret weapon at the fortress of Horonobi—pilotless flying bombs that have devastated an American invasion force. Infiltrating the enemy base under cover of darkness, the Blackhawks discover the terrible truth: the bombs are piloted by suicidal fanatics who believe their deaths will grant them glory, turning the ancient hari-kiri custom into a weapon of mass destruction. Now they must battle their way through the fortress and neutralize the threat before the next wave of attacks can launch.

The Pitchwomen
8 pp · humor
Prefabricated City
4 pp · humor; aviation; war

When a storm destroys Death Patrol's airport hangar, one of the squad members has a solution: order a prefabricated building from the latest catalog and have it assembled in minutes. What arrives is a comedic disaster of incomplete construction and cost-cutting corners that leaves the unit scrambling to make the best of their hastily assembled new home.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Howard the Hermit
9 pp · humor
The Clue of the Blinking Light
9 pp · war

When Perry Tobias and Paul Harvey spot a mysterious blinking light from shore during a night patrol, they suspect Japanese prisoners have found a way out of the internment camp—and that their escape is connected to enemy submarines lurking in the waters. The two PT boat officers race to uncover the truth before a coordinated plan between the prison camp and a Japanese wolf pack can unfold. What starts as a desperate chase across dangerous seas becomes a high-stakes battle for survival.

The Umbrella
8 pp · humor; teen
Dean Dilsbury (first appearance)

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