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'My Fists Will Do The Talkin!'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 02/1941
From Hit Comics #8 - When Don Glory's beautiful (and rich) girl friend decides to break up with him because he has not given up boxing, he turns over a new leaf. That starts when he hears a small beer-hall group talking about overthrowing the US government to align with the Fatherland. Glory's fist fighting comes in handy as he tracks down the big boss.
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'My Own Fistic Methods'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 03/1941
From Hit Comics #9 - Since Don Glory's girl friend frowns on his using his fighting abilities, he boards a ship heading to Rio to see if he can use them for democracy down south. June follows him and helps uncover a Bund gang trying to destroy Brazil's trade with the U.S.
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'Just A Pack Of Sheep'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 04/1941
From Hit Comics #10 - A rich arms dealer wanting to get richer decides he needs to stir up public support for entering the War. Don Glory goes to battle with him in the name of peace.
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'Lookin' For A Faceful of Fist'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 05/1941
From Hit Comics #11 - When scandal in the US armed forces makes the headlines, Don Glory suspects that foreign agitators are at work. When he convinces a magazine publisher to lend him a photographer to go snooping, both find a whole lot of trouble.
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'The Chase Is Getting Hot'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 06/1941
From Hit Comics #12 - June Brent's brother, Johnny, an undercover investigator for the government, has gone missing at a airplane factory which has suffered recent sabotage. She appeals to Don Glory to look into it.
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'Don't Look For Trouble'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 07/1941
From Hit Comics #13 - The leader of a fifth column pack has been captured but Don Glory knows another will be sent from overseas to take his place and he wants to be there when he arrives.
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'Plant Your Spying Daisy Seeds Elsewhere'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 08/1941
From Hit Comics #14 - Seeing a man buy an expensive camera for a fishing trip to Newfoundland, Don Glory gets suspicious (no idea why). He follows the man up north and learns the guy is out to spy on a new naval base being built. He also finds a whole lot more.
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'I Must Blow Up My Own Men'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 09/1941
From Hit Comics #15 - Much to June Brent's ire, Don Glory steps back into the ring for a charity bout. He is KO'd due to his water being doped. He learns that a fifth columnist was behind it for revenge and for money. Glory gets upset at this and goes after him, learning the man is also planning on blowing up a bridge to kill some members of Congress.
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'Funny Lights 'N Stuff'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 10/1941
From Hit Comics #16 - Seeing something he thinks suspicious while driving passed the cargo ship Sirocco, Don Glory goes snooping and finds a pack of 'anti-Allies' up to no good.
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'He Conks The Doctor Neatly'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 11/1941
From Hit Comics #17 - Doing another charity fight, Don Glory's opponent goes down too easily. Glory finds his glove has been doctored with a thorn painted with curare. Someone wanted the opponent put down for good and Glory wants to know who and why.
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'Grab Them Forty-Fives'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 12/1941
From Hit Comics #18 - Don Glory's prized automobile was stolen and used in a robbery at Fort Knox. He and June Brent head there to investigate but are slowed by dynamite wired to the spark plugs (interesting!). Later June is kidnapped and Glory drops a car on one of the bad guys.
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'Dat Guy's A Secret Investigator'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 01/1942
From Hit Comics #19 - Don Glory gets June Brent a job at a printing company to keep her out of danger while he goes on another investigation. Unfortunately, some in that company are printing secret documents and resent June's discovery of it, putting her in considerable peril.
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'Care To Play Footsie, Chum?'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 02/1942
From Hit Comics #20 - Allowed to observe the US Army in war games, Don Glory speeds off to help when a report of an accident comes in. He finds infiltrators have been using the exercise to hide some no-good actions.
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'That Smells Like Corrosive Acid'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 04/1942
From Hit Comics #21 - The crash of yet another Army bomber has Don Glory certain sabotage is afoot. The planes all fell apart after flying through suspicious clouds. Don Glory, being a pilot himself, is given a bomber to use in investigations.
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'Have A Taste Of Leather'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 06/1942
From Hit Comics #22 - At yet another charity boxing match, June Brent has bet $10,000 on a French boxer who is then drugged. Don Glory goes on in his place. He learns the proceeds have been stolen by three of "Hitler's Stooges" and goes after them.
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'I Will Slit That Pretty Throat'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 08/1942
From Hit Comics #23 - Bongo is a foreign agent who has a tricky "radio ray" which blocks out all sound for a short radius. His henchmen use the silence to rob banks because the "Nazis needed the money". Bongo improves the device to shut off all engines just when June Brent is driving by his house.
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'Goodbye Romance'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 10/1942
From Hit Comics #24 - An obnoxious boxer is winning all his fights through an odd form of hypnotism. He is being backed by Nazi operatives who are betting huge sums of money on him to fund their subversive activities. Don Glory gets involved when the boxer makes a pass at June Brent.
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'Die With Your Own Bullets'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 12/1942
From Hit Comics #25 - Don Glory stepped peacefully in the Chinese laundry to pick up a shirt. Next thing he knows he is abducted and on a plane for Tokyo to take on the Japanese army.
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'Crooked As A Dog's Hind Leg'
Published by Quality Comics
Copyright: 02/1943
From Hit Comics #26 - As Don Glory and June Brent are driving by a dive, they see a soldier being thrown out by a bouncer. Curious, Glory asks the GI and learns he was taken in a crooked roulette game. Naturally, Glory has to get involved.
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