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Mystery of the Atlantic
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Ken Battefield (pens and inks)
Copyright: 12/1942
From National Comics #27 - 10 pages - Case #1 - Someone is tipping off German U-boats off the coast of America about ship movements. Army Intelligence decides to investigate and young Captain Leash is keen for the assignment. Click here to read the story.
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Bombers Over New York
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 01/1943
From National Comics #28 - 10 pages - Case #2 - Captain Leash learns from another spy that the infamous Dr. Agony, with whom Leash has obviously tangled before, is back and is going to use a U-boat to launch bombers to attack New York. As G-2 he aims to stop them. Click here to read the story.
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The Murder Gun
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 02/1943
From National Comics #29 - 9 pages - Case #3 - A pistol tells its history from the time it is created (by a blacksmith?). This includes the time a spy kills an American officer to take his identity to scuttle several US submarines from the inside. G-2 is on the case. Click here to read the story.
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The Case of Cantow Poppy
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 03/1943
From National Comics #30 - 9 pages - Case #4 - The Chinese are determined to wipe out all Japanese in their country. Don Leash, G-2, is sent to help in the intelligence department. He is told there that a "clever" woman named Cantow Poppy is a secret agent to be confronted. Things are not what they seem. Click here to read the story.
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The Mystery of the Baskerville Twins
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 04/1943
From National Comics #31 - 9 pages - Case #5 - The Baskerville Brothers had run a successful circus but they augmented their income with bank heists and other forms of larceny. When one of the brothers decides to steal military secrets and sell them to the Nazis, the other objects. A tip to Don Leash brings G-2 into action. Click here to read the story.
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The Mystery of the Japanese Derelict
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 05/1943
From National Comics #32 - 9 pages - Case #6 - A Japanese submarine sinks the cargo ship Don Leash is returning to the States on. He is adrift but comes upon a deserted enemy destroyer and finds that secret agent Cantow Poppy is the only living passenger. Things heat up afterwards. Click here to read the story.
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The Return of Mata Hari
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 07/1943
From National Comics #33 - 10 pages - Case #7 - An enemy agent bearing an amazing resemblance to Mata Hari plagues G-2 and when he tries several times to nab her, she vanishes in a puff of smoke. Click here to read the story.
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Death in a Crowded Room
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 08/1943
From National Comics #34 - 10 pages - Case #8 - Congressional committee members are being shepherded to a hotel in the nation's capital where Nazi spies are eliminating them. Click here to read the story.
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Case of the Missing Spies
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 09/1943
From National Comics #35 - 9 pages - Case #9 - A rescued American pilot, recently escaped from a Japanese POW camp, is really a spy sent by the enemy to raid G-2's files. Click here to read the story.
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'Case No. 10' (no name)
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 10/1943
From National Comics #36 - 9 pages - Case #10 - Fraulein Thura is the new spy chief of the enemy ring whose orders are to head to Washington DC to settle scores with G-2. Click here to read the story.
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The Story of Private Graham
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 01/1944
From National Comics #38 - 7 pages - Case #12 - Even as a patrol heads to scout a gap tanks will use in an assault, the soldier running point encounters Japanese soldiers laying mines. Luckily, G-2 has already parachuted into the area and together they have a go at the enemy. Click here to read the story.
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The Voice of Destruction
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 02/1944
From National Comics #39 - 7 pages - Case #13 - G-2 relates how one innocent comment can reveal important information to the enemy. In this case, it does help him track down a Nazi cell where the female leader is going to blow up a troop ship. Click here to read the story.
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The Blackout Looters
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 03/1944
From National Comics #40 - 7 pages - Case #14 - Click here to read the story.
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The Loyal Defense Worker
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 04/1944
From National Comics #41 - 7 pages - Case #15 - Click here to read the story.
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The Lady Wang
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 05/1944
From National Comics #42 - 7 pages - Case #16 - Click here to read the story.
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Guns And Glamor
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 08/1944
From National Comics #43 - 7 pages - Case #17 - Click here to read the story.
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The Case of the Rescued Captive
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 10/1944
From National Comics #44 - 7 pages - Case #18 - Click here to read the story.
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The Agents of Despair
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 12/1944
From National Comics #45 - 7 pages - Case #19 - Click here to read the story.
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The Vase of Kwan-Yin
Published by Quality Comics
Contributors: Rubimor (pens and inks)
Copyright: 02/1945
From National Comics #46 - 7 pages - Case #20 - Click here to read the story.
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