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National Comics #7 (1941)

Quality Comics · 1941 · 68 pages

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ContinueNational Comics #8 →
Contains 11 stories
Uncle Sam Leads the Way
9 pp · superhero
Uncle Samthe Nazis (villains)

In "Uncle Sam Leads the Way," the iconic hero is fishing when he stumbles upon a secret undersea threat: a sub tank built by European dictators to launch a surprise attack on America. With quick thinking and a patriotic spark, Uncle Sam springs into action to stop the invasion before it begins.

The Counterfeiter's Gang
6 pp · detective-mystery
Sally O'NeilThe Lupino Gang (first appearancevillains)Barry GilmoreMrs. Stoner (first appearance)Joey Stoner (first appearance)

Policewoman Sally O'Neil goes undercover to infiltrate the Lupino Gang's counterfeiting operation after a young boy witnesses their illegal money-printing scheme and a local shopkeeper becomes entangled in their web. With a fake disguise and plenty of nerve, Sally closes in on the gang's cellar hideout—but her cover is blown and she finds herself trapped with criminals who won't let her leave alive. Her boyfriend Barry and a group of street kids race to help her before it's too late.

School Days
5 pp · adventure; humor; children
Kid PatrolSlug Muggins (first appearancevillain)Daisy Ricco (first appearancevillain)Prof. Tinker (first appearance)

When the Kid Patrol members show up for class at Prof. Tinker's schoolhouse, mischief-makers Slug Muggins and Daisy Ricco have a nasty plan in mind—but the Professor and his students aren't about to let a couple of bullies get the upper hand. This adventure follows a school day full of pranks, schemes, and a satisfying comeuppance as the Kid Patrol turns the tables on would-be troublemakers.

Search for the Ape-Men
5 pp · fantasy
Paul BunyanKingProfessor Daniels (introduction)a tribe of ape-men (introduction for all)
The Lost Mountain of Gold
6 pp · superhero
Wonder BoyJed (first appearance)other prospectors (first appearance)

Wonder Boy helps a band of prospectors achieve their dream of finding the Lost Mountain of Gold in Alaska's Romanzo Range—but the journey tests both his incredible strength and his resolve as the group faces avalanches, freezing waters, and desperate wildlife. With Wonder Boy's superhuman power, the prospectors navigate toward their fortune, though not without sacrifice and danger along the way.

Crime at the State Fair
6 pp · superhero
QuicksilverTony Sinn and his gang (first appearancevillains)
Enter: Lank Loomis
8 pp · aviation
Prop PowersLank Loomis (first appearance)Count Von Krum (first appearancevillain)the Nazis (villains)
The Registration Racketeers
4 pp · detective-mystery
Pen MillerKasgar (first appearancevillaindeath)
Saving the Tiger
5 pp · sports
Kid Dixon [Danny "Kid" Dixon]Tiger (first appearancea boxer)A gang of crooks (villains)
Untitled story
2 pp · humor
Windy Breeze
Flight to Fairyland
7 pp · superhero · script ? (signed as Lance Blackwood)
Merlin the Magician [Jock Kellog]Mr. Grone (introduction)Princess of Fairyland (introduction)Prince Allen (introduction)

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