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Silver Streak Comics #10 (1941)

Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 1941 · 69 pages

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Contains 13 stories
Daredevil Battles the Claw, Part 4
9 pp · superhero
Empress of America

In "Daredevil Battles the Claw, Part 4," the Claw, now ruling America after defeating the hero, declares his reign with a grand ceremony—and a shocking choice. As he crowns his new bride Empress of America, he publicly vows to execute Daredevil, setting the stage for a final confrontation.

Prisoner on a U-Boat
5 pp · superhero
Lance Halethe Nazis (villains, many die)

In "Prisoner on a U-Boat," Lance finds himself caught in the crosshairs of war after being taken prisoner by a Nazi submarine following a journey from the Congo. With the sub destroyed by a U.S. merchant vessel, he makes a desperate escape and is pulled from the sea by the very ship that sank his captors.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
DuggieDuggie's fatherDuggie's motherMrs. Scott
Iron Jaw Revealed
7 pp · superhero
Silver Streak [un-named taxi cab driver]Whiz (pet Falcon)President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (cameo)Kitty Doyle (introduction)Iron Jaw I (villain, introduction, a robot, death)

In "Iron Jaw Revealed," wounded but determined, Silver Streak seeks help from Kitty Doyle after escaping the hospital, only to learn Iron Jaw is targeting a Chicago armored truck manufacturer. With Whiz by his side, the hero races to the Windy City for a showdown with the robotic menace.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Kelly

In a quiet 1941 moment from Silver Streak Comics #10, Officer Kelly steps in when he sees kids playing a risky game on the street, then surprises them by sharing a nostalgic pastime from his own childhood—turning a moment of caution into a playful lesson in safer fun.

The Beau's Masquerade
5 pp · historical
The Pirate PrinceMerryZoong (villain, spy)The Beau (villain, death)Zara (villain)

In "The Beau's Masquerade," a cunning imposter dons the guise of the feared Pirate Prince, seizing his ship and ruling with cruelty—until the real Prince returns to reclaim his throne. The story unfolds with high stakes and swashbuckling tension, as deception meets justice on the open sea.

The Time Camera
7 pp · adventure
Dickie DeanZipMr. Rock (Mr. O'Day's business partner, death)Mr. O-Day (villain, businessman)Charlie (villain)Ed (villain)

In "The Time Camera," young inventor Dickie uses his groundbreaking device to peer into the past, capturing fleeting moments from within fifty yards of the machine. With the help of his friend Zip, he races to uncover clues hidden in history—before the arsonist who killed businessman Mr. O'Day strikes again.

Scar-Face Dyke's Ambush
4 pp · historical
Dan DearbornGeorge Rogers ClarkJerryScar-Face Dykes (villain)Indians (villains, many die)
Murder for Breakfast
5 pp · adventure
Presto Bill Martin [also as the Police Commissioner and Mondello]Sergeant Murphy (Policeman)Kay Kenyon [Kay O'Brien] (actress)Mr. Jackson (Kay's cousin)Mr. Gold (Kay's producer)Mr. Fillman (villain, Kay's writer)un-named butler (villain, death)

In "Murder for Breakfast," Presto steps in to protect a movie actress preparing for the premiere of her new film, after she receives a threatening note demanding $50,000 to prevent disaster during the performance. With the stakes rising and the clock ticking, Presto must unravel the mystery before the curtain goes up.

The Black Dragon
8 pp · superhero
Captain Battle [Jonathan Battle]Jane Lorraine (Battle's secretary)(The Black Dragon (villain, introduction)The Deaglos (villains, bird-men, introduction for all, all die)

In "The Black Dragon," Captain Battle takes flight to confront a shadowy threat as Birdmen, under the command of the sinister Black Dragon, seize European nations. With freedom hanging in the balance, the hero launches a daring mission to stop the villain’s rise—before it’s too late.

The Heater
5 pp · aviation
Cloud Curtis"Crusher" McCoy"Pop" WhistlerThe Heater (villains, introduction, all die)

Cloud Curtis and his Golden Bullet face off against a mysterious aerial menace known as the Heater, whose devastating heat ray is destroying military aircraft across the nation. With help from "Pop" Whistler and "Crusher" McCoy, Cloud devises a heat-reflective defense and takes to the skies to confront the deadly raider. It's a high-speed dogfight where Curtis's invention and quick thinking are put to the ultimate test.

Untitled story
1 pp · teen
Pat PatriotPat's mother"Slugger" O'TooleDaredevil [Bart Hill] (image)Silver Streak [un-named taxi cab driver] (image)Dickie Dean (image)The Claw (villain, image)

In this 1941 tale from Silver Streak Comics #10, Pat takes the mound for his team in a high-stakes game against the Mud Hens, knowing his performance could mean a surprise for the whole gang—thanks to a promise from his mother. With the pressure on and the stakes personal, Pat’s pitching becomes more than just a game.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; military
Bucko PrivateKatieOfficer Blotz

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