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Military Comics #14

Quality Comics · Series began 1941 · December 1942

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Dates

Cover date: December 1942
On sale: October 7, 1942
Pages: 68

Editions and covers

Original edition
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Creators

script: Bill Woolfolk, Ted Udall, Fred Guardineer, Bernard Dibble, Bart Tumey, Klaus Nordling, Al McWilliamspencils: Reed Crandall, Vern Henkel, Fred Guardineer, Bernard Dibble, Fred Kida, Bart Tumey, Klaus Nordling, Al McWilliamsinks: Reed Crandall, Vern Henkel, Fred Guardineer, Bernard Dibble, Fred Kida, Bart Tumey, Klaus Nordling, Al McWilliamsletters: Sam Rosen

Stories

Tondeleyo · 15 pages
Blackhawk challenges Nazi ace Hans Oberst to an aerial duel to the death, which he accepts, but Blackhawk is unaware that it is a trap. A newcomer to Blackhawk Island, Tondeleyo, sows seeds of discontent and cowardice among the Blackhawks, and Chop-Chop is the only one to pull his friends out of their depression and take on the Nazis.
The Sinister Dr. Holtz · 10 pages
The Sniper locates a mad scientist in the Black Forest who has the capability of reducing troops to microscopic size, then putting them into the body of a suicide bomber pilot heading for England. When the reverse serum is applied, the men would burst from the pilot's corpse. The Sniper shoots down the bomber and Holtz, the scientist, commits suicide.
Mission to Yugoslavia · 6 pages
The President of the United States personally enlists the Blue Tracer for a mission in the mountains of Yugoslavia, where the machine demonstrates its most powerful ability to date by plunging from the sky and burrowing a tunnel straight through a mountain.
Untitled · 1 pages
Johnny arrives at camp.
Fifty Million Foes · 8 pages
The World's Dumbest Soldier · 9 pages
Bill Hatch -- Hero · 2 pages
The Chumps and the Chetniks · 4 pages
Life-Line to the East · 8 pages
Destroying the Destroyers · 1 pages

Reprinted in

The Blackhawk Archives (2001)