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V...- Comics #1 (1941)

Fox · 1941 · 65 pages

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Contains 6 stories
V-Boys Fight to Win
16 pp
V-Man [Jerry Steele] (introduction, origin)V-Boys (introduction, origin)Baron Von Und Zu Schutz (villain, introduction)Talya (villain, introduction)Father Duroc (introduction)

When a mysterious girl gasping for breath signals V-Man for help, she brings urgent news of a stolen bomb sight that Nazi operatives—led by the sinister Baron Von Und Zu Schutz—have seized in New York. V-Man springs into action, rallying the V-Boys Defense Corps through his remarkable ring-radio to track down the stolen device and stop the enemy plot. But as he races against time, V-Man discovers a surprising connection to this girl from his past—a secret that may change everything.

The Tube of the Creeping Death
13 pp
Baron Von Und Zu Schultz (villain)Talya (villain)Morte (villain, introduction, death)

V-Man springs into action when a mysterious assassin strikes down Rear Admiral Barken with a deadly pellet from a blow gun, setting off a dangerous chain of events involving the villainous Baron Von Und Zu Schultz, the cunning Countess Talya, and their sinister plans to steal vital defense documents. As V-Man and his allies Mickey and Ginger race to stop the Baron's gang, they discover the horrifying truth behind "the tube of the creeping death"—a weapon that leaves no trace but certain doom. The stakes couldn't be higher as America's champion of victory battles to protect his country's secrets and stop the Baron's twisted scheme.

The Cocaine Concentrate Case
8 pp
Whitey (villain, introduction)Madame Clarissa (introduction)
The True Story of Jean Hopper, V-Agent 13
6 pp

Jean Hopper, a French agent bent on avenging his family's imprisonment by the Nazis, infiltrates occupied Normandy as V-Agent 13 to gather intelligence on German troop movements for the De Gaulle government. After stealing classified plans from Nazi headquarters, he defies the occupiers by placing a wreath on a French war monument on Bastille Day, sparking a manhunt that will test his nerve and resolve. Hopper's daring act of civil disobedience becomes a symbol of French resistance, proving that one saboteur can shake the foundations of tyranny.

The Salvation of Dr. Redder
6 pp
KalkorDr. Redder (introduction)
The Crimson Abbot
8 pp · pencils Dennis O'Casey · inks Dennis O'Casey
The Crimson Abbot [Cormin] (villainintroduction)

A mountain resort becomes a hunting ground when the mysterious Crimson Abbot—a towering, robed killer—begins stalking the area, forcing The Banshee to race against time to stop the murderer before more innocents fall. As the shrouded avenger pursues his quarry from cliff to woods, he uncovers a web of smuggling and stolen goods that runs straight through the hotel itself. With his girlfriend in the Abbot's clutches and a burning cabin threatening to consume them all, The Banshee must finally confront the giant villain face-to-face.

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