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The Snake of Saigon
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: George Tuska (artist)
Copyright: 03/1951
From Spy Fighters #1 - 13 pages - One of the original Spy Fighters agent has disappeared in Vietnam and Clark Mason is teamed with a female agent to pose as a married couple looking for him. Click here to read the story.
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Brute of Budapest
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: George Tuska (artist)
Copyright: 05/1951
From Spy Fighters #2 - 5 pages - Clark Mason is sent to Budapest to impersonate the head of Hungary's Secret Police who is murdered at the beginning of the mission but didn't want to stay dead. Click here to read the story.
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Death Comes to … Mohammed's Mountain!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: George Tuska (artist)
Copyright: 05/1951
From Spy Fighters #2 - 6 pages - To feed anger at America, the Soviets created the idea of a US spy named Scoggins who was causing all sort of troubles in Iran. Scoggins was fake but then America decided to send in Clark Mason to make Russia think he was real. Click here to read the story.
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Nightmare In Tokyo
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: George Tuska (artist)
Copyright: 05/1951
From Spy Fighters #2 - 7 pages - Taking roles in a comedian's entertainment troupe, Clark Mason and his colleague Vicki are hoping to have the communist-leaning comic lead them to other agents but the Reds decide all three should kick the bucket. Click here to read the story.
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Roman Ratrace
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 07/1951
From Spy Fighters #3 - 8 pages - In Rome there is a leak coming from Spy Fighters HQ in that city. The agent who has a bead on the identity is murdered so Clark Mason and Vicki Chase are sent to fill his shoes. Click here to read the story.
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Desert of Horror
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 07/1951
From Spy Fighters #3 - 5 pages - The year is 1951 and the place is Libya which is just getting its independence. The Emir chosen to lead the new nation is being targeted by Red agents wanting control of the government. Clark Mason and Vicki Chase are there to stop them. Click here to read the story.
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Sabotage!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 07/1951
From Spy Fighters #3 - 6 pages - A crime boss in New York is really working for the Reds and it is up to Clark Mason and Vicki Chase to find the proof. Click here to read the story.
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Smoke over Trieste
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 09/1951
From Spy Fighters #4 - 5 pages - Traveling to the city of Trieste, Clark Mason is taking the role of a terrorist brought in by the Reds to disrupt the local authorities. Vicki Chase is also in town to lend assistance. Click here to read the story.
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South Sea Slayers
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 09/1951
From Spy Fighters #4 - 8 pages - A nuclear rocket scientist goes missing in a South Sea typhoon and Clark Mason and Vicki Chase are sent to see if he is still alive. They learn he is being kept prisoner on one of the islands and made to work on atomic weaponry. Click here to read the story.
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Urn of Fire
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 09/1951
From Spy Fighters #4 - 6 pages - Too many vacationing scientists, military men, diplomats, and journalists have gone missing in and around Mexico City so Clark Mason and Vicki Chase are sent down to find out why. They find ancient Aztecs are involved. Click here to read the story.
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Dirigible of Doom
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 11/1951
From Spy Fighters #5 - 8 pages - When word comes from Poland that the communists are experimenting with gigantic dirigibles, capable of carrying large number of men or supplies, Spy Fighters send Clark Mason and Vicki Chase to investigate. Click here to read the story.
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Appointment in Albania
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 11/1951
From Spy Fighters #5 - 6 pages - Hundreds of refugees from Tito's Yugoslavia are being reported as fleeing into Albania but is that Red propaganda now that he no longer toes Moscow's line or is something else up. Clark Mason and Vicki Chase are sent to learn the truth. Click here to read the story.
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The Terror of Teheran
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 01/1952
From Spy Fighters #6 - 8 pages - In Tehran, communist agents are killing British and American subjects in order to provoke an international incident so they can justify moving in to take over. Clark Mason and Vicki Chase go undercover to become targets. Click here to read the story.
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Hogmeat for Kwangyin!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 01/1952
From Spy Fighters #6 - 5 pages - The upcoming sacrifice of a record-sized hog on Formosa (Taiwan) provides an opportunity for communists to cause trouble. Clark Mason was just passing through to visit a friend when he hears of the trouble and has to step in. Click here to read the story.
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Invasion of the Wetbacks!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 01/1952
From Spy Fighters #6 - 6 pages - The huge influx of illegals into the US from Mexico provides cover for communist agents to sneak in. Clark Mason is sent to plug one of the holes. Click here to read the story.
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Operation Iceberg
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist), Chic Stone (inker)
Copyright: 03/1952
From Spy Fighters #7 - 8 pages - Spy Fighters HQ pulls Clark Mason and Vicki Chase from a mission in Vienna to head north to Finland where a fellow agent died getting word that a noted Russian scientist was up to something big in the frozen Arctic region. Click here to read the story.
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Cannibals of the Congo!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 03/1952
From Spy Fighters #7 - 6 pages - Three known communist agents are putting together a hunting party in the Congo and Spy Fighters is certain it is not after wild game. Clark Mason is sent to find out what would make them brave the cannibals living there. Click here to read the story.
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Mass Murder in Malaya
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 05/1952
From Spy Fighters #8 - 7 pages - Are the people attacking trains and buses and causing all sorts of trouble on the Malay Peninsula bandits or communists? Clark Mason and Vicki Chase are sent to learn but find a whole lot of trouble doing so. Click here to read the story.
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The Red Peril
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 05/1952
From Spy Fighters #8 - 7 pages - The Maharajah of Rawani is an extremely jealous man as Clark Mason finds out when he visits that Indian nation to gather intel on communist activity. Helping the despot's wife gets him fed to the tigers. Click here to read the story.
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The Haunted Jets
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 05/1952
From Spy Fighters #8 - 5 pages - The latest design of American jet fighters are proving unable to survive testing, killing several good pilots and the hopes of competing with the Reds. Clark Mason is sent to see if sabotage was involved. Click here to read the story.
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Tonight We Die!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 07/1952
From Spy Fighters #9 - 7 pages - Suddenly Clark Mason is a lieutenant in the infantry fighting in Korean War. This tale regards the time his unit was cut off from the rest of the forces and depicts he and two soldiers and what they put their faith in. Click here to read the story.
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Doom Patrol
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 07/1952
From Spy Fighters #9 - 7 pages - Another Korean War tale, this one has Mason being saddled with another officer, a pretty-boy suck-up who had the brass convinced he was the best thing since sliced bread when he was really unfit to lead a dog. Click here to read the story.
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The Tin Soldier
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 07/1952
From Spy Fighters #9 - 5 pages - Another Korean War tale. In this one a visiting comedian shows up with the press to prove what a stand-up guy he was but even before the enemy shelling started, he showed his true, unpleasant colors. Click here to read the story.
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P-38
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 09/1952
From Spy Fighters #10 - 6 pages - Another Korean War tale. The platoon Clark Mason leads has a young soldier gone batty with the stress of combat and an older man who takes him under his wing. Click here to read the story.
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The Vision
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 09/1952
From Spy Fighters #10 - 6 pages - Another Korean War tale. Two brothers serve in Clark Mason's platoon. One has a nightmare vision of his brother dying in a vicious enemy encounter and convinces Mason to send him on the detail instead, a job that saw him die in the same way as his vision. Click here to read the story.
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Suicide Flight
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Sol Brodsky (artist)
Copyright: 09/1952
From Spy Fighters #10 - 7 pages - Another Korean tale. Having barely survived a battle taking a hill, Clark Mason is surprised when ordered to do aerial photos of the area. He becomes convinced it is because the ordering officer is sending him on a suicide mission in revenge for Vicki Chase's rejection of the officer a couple years before. Click here to read the story.
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Master Plan
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Werner Roth (artist)
Copyright: 11/1952
From Spy Fighters #11 - 6 pages - Another Korean War tale. To get the enemy defensive plans for a sector, Clark Mason must sneak into a stronghold with two crooks; a Korean and an American. Neither were trained for combat and neither could be trusted. Click here to read the story.
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Missing Link
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Werner Roth (artist)
Copyright: 11/1952
From Spy Fighters #11 - 5 pages - Another Korean War tale. A popular reporter and a photographer show up to do a feature on the war and Clark Mason volunteers to escort them. Within a very short time, the two disappear and Mason goes on a rescue mission only to learn no one snatched them! Click here to read the story.
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Terror Island
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Gil Evans (?artist?)
Copyright: 11/1952
From Spy Fighters #11 - 7 pages - Another Korean War tale. Just about every night, another GI disappears while on patrol and soon Red planes drop leaflets showing he had defected. Clark Mason is sent with a squad to a lake district to learn what was happening and he soon becomes one of the disappeared. Click here to read the story.
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The Silent Death!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 01/1953
From Spy Fighters #12 - 7 pages - Another Korean War tale. Plague is killing a good number of Red soldiers but the North Koreans are claiming it is American use of germ warfare. It is the job of Clark Mason and a select number of men to go behind enemy lines and get the proof. Click here to read the story.
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The Strange Enemy!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 01/1953
From Spy Fighters #12 - 5 pages - Another Korean War tale. The North Koreans have found a unique way of overrunning American front lines - they use women as human shields knowing the Yanks will not fire on unarmed females. Click here to read the story.
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Captured!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 01/1953
From Spy Fighters #12 - 6 pages - Another Korean War tale. When a Korean informer providing intel on North Korean actions turns out to be a double agent, Clark Mason figures out a way to trick him into being a triple one. Click here to read the story.
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Battle Map!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 03/1953
From Spy Fighters #13 - 7 pages - Another Korean War tale. The aerial photographs used to create up-to-date maps for the troops heading into those areas are being manipulated to mislead soldiers into traps. Clark Mason aims to learn who is doing it. Click here to read the story.
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The Traitor!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Bill Savage (artist), Robert McCarty (artist)
Copyright: 03/1953
From Spy Fighters #13 - 5 pages - Another Korean War tale. When captured by the enemy due to being sold out, Clark Mason meets the professional spy who has been working against them and the meeting is not a friendly one. Click here to read the story.
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Cave of Horror
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 03/1953
From Spy Fighters #13 - 6 pages - Another Korean War tale. When a squad of North Koreans investigate a cave near the front lines, they find something quite valuable, worth killing their own side for. When Clark Mason and his men come snooping, they get an invitation to see for themselves, not a friendly one. Click here to read the story.
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Passage To Hong Kong
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 05/1953
From Spy Fighters #14 - 7 pages - The defense plans for Formosa have been stolen and it is Clark Mason's job to track down the thieves and get them back. The trail will take him from Formosa to Macao to Hong Kong. Click here to read the story.
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The Big Surrender
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 05/1953
From Spy Fighters #14 - 5 pages - Clark Mason had been fooling the East Berlin communists that he had access to a new Western nuclear weapon but then he decided to up the game by "delivering" the weapon. Click here to read the story.
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Death Mission
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 05/1953
From Spy Fighters #14 - 6 pages - Clark Mason should have died in his latest mission when he was caught by the great Red spy, Drakov. But Drakov unexpectedly spared him and now Mason is heading to Bulgaria to find the spy and learn why. Click here to read the story.
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Death Rides the Moscow Express
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 07/1953
From Spy Fighters #15 - 7 pages - When Polish anti-Red fighters blow up the Moscow Express, they killed a major Red spy operating in West Germany on the way to a conference in Moscow. This gives Clark Mason a chance to impersonate him. Click here to read the story.
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Corpse in Caracas!
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 07/1953
From Spy Fighters #15 - 6 pages - The Reds are busy in Venezuela and when Clark Mason shows up he finds a man who was about to provide needed info on their activities has just been murdered. Mason decides to trace his movements to find the killers. Click here to read the story.
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Top Secret
Published by Atlas Comics
Contributors: Mac Pakula (artist)
Copyright: 07/1953
From Spy Fighters #15 - 5 pages - At every Middle Eastern conference, of which there seems to have been many, attendees have been killed and their secrets stolen. Clark Mason is sent to investigate. Click here to read the story.
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