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Our Flag Comics #2 (1941)

Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 1941 · 66 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Meet the Flag
16 pp · superhero
The Flag [Jim Courtney] (first appearanceorigin)John CourtneyGeorge WashingtonAbraham LincolnFlemingValdemar (Nazi)

Jim Courtney, a young man raised by a patriotic flag-maker, discovers on his twenty-first birthday that he's been chosen by the spirits of American history itself to become a champion for his country. Granted superhuman strength, speed, and invulnerability through a mysterious birthmark, Jim takes on the identity of the Flag and is soon thrust into action when enemy forces begin a sinister real attack disguised as routine military war games. With Nazi saboteurs like Valdemar orchestrating an invasion of the Eastern Seaboard, the newly empowered hero must prove himself worthy of the sacred trust placed in him.

Untitled story
16 pp · superhero
The Flag [Jim Courtney]John CourtneySally BlairFoxson (villain)Kurt Kagle (villain)
Untitled story
17 pp · superhero
The Unknown SoldierMax Krule (Nazi)Anna JensenFlight Leader Jensen
Major Al Williams
1 pp · non-fiction; aviation
Major Al Williams

Major Al Williams, a pioneering naval aviator who earned his Distinguished Flying Cross, risked his career advancing the science of flight—from winning the 1923 Pulitzer Prize Race to testing experimental aircraft that had already claimed five lives. When a dangerous training plane proved deadly, Williams volunteered to push it to the breaking point, gathering crucial data that saved future pilots even as he faced his own devastating crash. His relentless pursuit of speed and aeronautical knowledge would reshape aviation and the fight for a unified air force.

Untitled story
12 pp · adventure
The Three Cheers (SisBoomBart)Malko (Nazi)Col. Udorf (villain)Major Ames

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