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The Spy Fighter
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Lee (writer and artist)
Copyright: 01/1940
After a brief history of the future, the leaders of S.I.D. are introduced to Saber. One of those attending does not believe in his telepathic abilities and is shown his error when Saber reveals that doubter to be a Russmanian spy. Then Saber must rush off to recover the stolen plans for the new Destroray. Click here to read the story.
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'Spies From Antartica'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1940
The greedy nation of Antartica (sic) has spies galore inside the American armed forces. Saber is asked to find them which he does with his telepathy. America launches an attack with ice-boring submarines but that fleet disappears, requiring Saber to find what happened. Hint: it was an ice beam. Click here to read the story.
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'Tiny Rocketlike Planes'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 03/1940
From seemingly nowhere, hundreds of tiny rocket-like planes appear over the capital of Greater America dropping tiny bombs and then disappearing. Saber is asked to find where they are coming from and stopping them. Click here to read the story.
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'A Deadly Electo-Mort Machine'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1940
An unspecified foreign power has 'gained a foothold in America' and will win when they 'undermine the American army'. First, though, they must eliminate Saber the Spy Fighter. Click here to read the story.
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'I Vill Not Think!'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Franklin Harding (writer and artist)
Copyright: 05/1940
A beautiful female spy working for Prussany as they send hundreds of spies into America comes up against Saber the Spy Fighter and is surprised when he knows her plans, forgetting he can read minds. Click here to read the story.
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'Transforma-Ray'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Franklin Harding (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1940
Foiled (love that word) by the invincible Spy Fighter time and again, the agents of Grotonia are determined to capture him. They answer to a man who they call The Lizard. Somehow he has gained the ability to teleport via his transforma-ray suit. Click here to read the story.
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'Here Is A Little Valentine, My Friend'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 07/1940
Despite pledging peace with the U.S. at a conference, several nations have banded together to attack America. Luckily Saber the Spy Fighter reads the minds of the delegates and learns who is on the naughty side. Now he has to find their hidden base. Click here to read the story.
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'You Miserable Traitor'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1940
States in the southwest (looks like CA, AZ, NM, and NV) are unhappy with the Federal government and want to secede. The President sends Saber the Spy Fighter there to learn who is behind it. Garr Storm is the ring leader and wants to set up a dictatorship backed by an Oriental power. Click here to read the story.
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'I Must Get To That Bomb!'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1940
The inventor of a new explosive is very greedy and after offering it to the U.S., flits to a nearby embassy and sells it to an enemy nation. Saber the Spy Fighter was leery of the man and learns of it even as the man plots to blow up a civic center out of spite. Click here to read the story.
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'The Living Planet Monsters'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1940
Ridiculous story of three planets which have moved into the solar system, each of which is really a giant creature with people living inside it. Click here to read the story.
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'Out of My Way, Weak Knees!'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1941
An angry hermit is able to control the minds of two foreign armies, causing them to advance to attack America on two fronts. Even if he is killed, the armies will continue. Only one thing can stop him and that is a detro-ray of a scientist he has sent people to eliminate unless Saber the Spy Fighter can save the man. Mind you, Saber uses this weapon to destroy lots of ships and tanks filled with mind-controlled soldiers. Doesn't seem right. Click here to read the story.
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'They Look So Sweet When Unconscious'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1941
The year is 2041. A quiet day. Then buildings in a large American city begin to crumble and withing minutes, the city is totally ruined. "Great concern is felt in Washington." It turns out the dictator of Krieglandia sends a "valentine" saying surrender or all the cities will be turned to dust. Click here to read the story.
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'What Persistent Fellows'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1941
A great peace conference is being held on a floating base in the middle of the Atlantic. Saber the Spy Fighter shows up for the U.S. and announces that Nazania is really planning to invade its neighbor to get its mineral deposits. The Nazanians are not happy to be discovered and go after him. [At one point Saber takes over a tank and 'darts' into a tunnel.] Click here to read the story.
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'This Place Was Thick With Nazis'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Jay Walker (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1941
This issue there are no fake countries. "Incited by Nazi agents, Arabian tribesmen, led by Sheik Mohammed Fey, attack a British outpost in the Arabian Desert." It is up to Saber, the "Great American Spy Fighter" to help save the day. Click here to read the story.
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'I'll Be In A Pickle'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Jay Walker (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1941
A Nazi submarine is lurking in the Red Sea. The British commander in the area gives the job of finding the hiding crew in the desert of Arabia. Click here to read the story.
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'Bring Down That Stuka'
Published by Fiction House
Contributors: Leonard Frank (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1941
The British have a plan to unite the various Arab tribes and they ask Saber to attend a meeting of them all and present the idea. He is given a guide to the region but that man would rather stick a knife in Saber. Click here to read the story.
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