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National Comics #28 (1943)

Quality Comics · 1943 · 68 pages

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ContinueNational Comics #29 →
Contains 12 stories
Lugati
11 pp · superhero
Father Time (host)Lugati (villain)the Japanese (villains, many die)

When American troops are captured on the island of Lugati, Uncle Sam and his young sidekick Buddy slip onto the occupied island as spies to assess the Japanese forces—only to be discovered and imprisoned themselves. As the enemy prepares to ambush the incoming American invasion force, Uncle Sam must break free and warn his countrymen before the Japanese gun batteries cut them down on the beach.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Step on it, champ!
5 pp · sports

Kid Dixon trades his rough-and-tumble boxing ways for the finer things in life—much to the frustration of his manager, Topps. When Topps hatches a scheme involving hired goons to keep the champion sharp for an upcoming fight with challenger Biff Noggle, Kid Dixon's gentlemanly restraint is tested in ways neither man expected. It's a fun clash between brains and brawn that proves sometimes the best comeback isn't always the one you planned.

The Russian Army
6 pp · war
X-19 (villain, German spy)

In the winter of 1943, the Unknown slips into the heart of enemy territory in Russia, posing as a drunk to spread disinformation. There, he crosses paths with X-19, a cunning German spy using charm and deception to infiltrate the resistance. Their cat-and-mouse game unfolds in a tense, shadowed world where loyalty is tested and every move could be a trap.

The Case of the Screaming Corpse
8 pp · detective-mystery

Police woman Sally O'Neil investigates a bizarre murder when a man dies alone in a locked room with a corpse—the body of the wealthy Hilary Cromwell, who stipulated in his will that relatives sit vigil with him to claim their inheritance. As more victims fall under impossible circumstances, Sally must uncover the truth behind a scheme that seems to implicate the dead man himself. Her sharp mind and quick reflexes are tested as she races to expose the real killer hiding among the grieving relatives.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Windy Breeze
Case 2: Bombers over New York City
9 pp · spy
Gothro (villain, terrorist)Dr. Agony (villain, terrorist)

In "Case 2: Bombers over New York City," G-2 races against time to stop a deadly Nazi plot, tracking two ruthless terrorists who've tortured a U.S. naval officer and are using a hidden submarine to launch aerial attacks on New York City. Wounded but determined, G-2 fights to warn American forces before the skies above the city are filled with bombers.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
At the Circus!
7 pp · superhero
Sandor (villain, circus strongman)Zarna (villain, Sandor's love, death)

In "At the Circus!" from National Comics #28 (1943), Quicksilver uncovers a deadly secret beneath the big top, where a tragic love story unfolds between the criminal Sandor and the enigmatic Zarna. As the circus masks hide more than just tricks, Quicksilver must confront the truth behind a murder born of obsession—before justice becomes another kind of violence.

Untitled story
6 pp · adventure; humor; children · script ? (see notes)
Spagaletti (Nazi)Von Bozo (Nazi)
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Miss Winky
Untitled story
6 pp · war

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