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'Bring Out The Super Charger'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Alexander York (writer), George Sultan (artist)
Copyright: 09/1940
From Wings Comics #1 - F-4 is invited to watch the test flight of new British pursuit plane when it suddenly does a nose dive. Sabotage is suspected and F-4 takes the task of finding out who. Click here to read the story.
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'Tell 'Em To My Automatic'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Alexander York (writer), Alex Blum (artist)
Copyright: 10/1940
From Wings Comics #2 - This mission has F-4 in Canada helping the Canadian Air Intelligence people find out who is causing their new bombers to crash. Click here to read the story.
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'I'll Nose Him Out'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Alexander York (writer), Alex Blum (artist)
Copyright: 11/1940
From Wings Comics #3 - Back in Britain, F-4, the spy-ace, is asked to find out who is the spy in the 110th Pursuit Squadron giving away vital intel to the German raiders. Click here to read the story.
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'We Fly Again To Zee Brugge'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Alexander York (writer), Alex Blum (artist)
Copyright: 12/1940
From Wings Comics #4 - To find why the British 10th Observation Squadron is particularly lucky to avoid trouble over a particular town on the mainland, F-4 takes the role of a green pilot joining the group. Click here to read the story.
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'I'm So Nervous These Days'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Alexander York (writer and artist)
Copyright: 01/1941
From Wings Comics #5 - The British Navy borrows F-4 for a mission to stop impostors inside the Service from blowing up the locks in the Suez Canal. Click here to read the story.
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'Not So Smart This Time'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Alexander York (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1941
From Wings Comics #6 - F-4 takes the role of a British RAF pilot turning traitor to get his hands on a list of other British fascists. Click here to read the story.
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'I Played A Double Part'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Alexander York (writer and artist)
Copyright: 03/1941
From Wings Comics #7 - A friend of F-4 in the RAF asks him to help find out if the man's brother, a fellow pilot, is really working for the Nazis. Click here to read the story.
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'So Foolish A Bravado'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Bill Fox (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1941
From Wings Comics #8 - Back in America, F-4 is sent to Hawaii where rumors are flying that the Japanese are planning an attack there soon. He is joined by an undercover agent, J-9. Click here to read the story.
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'All But The Ignorant And The Outlaws'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Bill Fox (writer and artist)
Copyright: 05/1941
From Wings Comics #9 - F-4 is pulled to Africa to help the British Allies discover who in Ethiopia is aiding the natives attack supply convoys. Click here to read the story.
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'Nothing Goes Wrong Here'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Bill Fox (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1941
From Wings Comics #10 - F-4 is sent to Antigua to look into subversive activities taking place on that island. The reception he gets is less than friendly. Click here to read the story.
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'Make Yourselves At Home'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Bill Fox (writer and artist)
Copyright: 07/1941
From Wings Comics #11 - It is to South America that F-4 is sent to work with another agent to locate where the Nazis are building a base of operations. Click here to read the story.
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'Perhaps You Like My Umbrella Gun'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Bill Fox (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1941
From Wings Comics #12 - The job takes F-4 to Panama where some valuable blue-prints have gone missing and it is his job to recover them. Click here to read the story.
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'We're Out Of Gas, Jim!'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Bill Fox (writer and artist)
Copyright: 09/1941
From Wings Comics #13 - Back in America, F-4, finally identified as Rex Keene, is sent to Alaska to stop sabotage on a marine base. Click here to read the story.
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'Himmel! A Snooper!'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Bill Fox (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1941
From Wings Comics #14 - In the Virginia mountains, F-4 gets wind of a Nazi plot to kill the President when he christens a new battleship. Click here to read the story.
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'I'm Hitting Well Today'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Bill Fox (writer and artist)
Copyright: 11/1941
From Wings Comics #15 - F-4 is sent to the West Coast to find out who is destroying a new plane being tested and how they are blowing it out of the skies. Click here to read the story.
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