Dates
- Cover date
- Winter 1942-1943
- On sale
- December 30, 1942
- Pages
- 68
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- The Death Dance of the Atlantic [Chapter 1] · 15 pages
Torch and Toro are ordered to capture a U-boat crew alive as they seem to have too much information about Allied shipping convoys. Unknown to them, Sub-Mariner has knocked out a Nazi sailor and taken his place aboard U-boat 41. Subby jostles the torpedoman as he is aiming to take out a ship and the captain has him knocked out. At this moment, Torch and Toro attack and the captain sees a way to get back at Subby by telling Torch and Toro that Sub-Mariner is one of their best agents. Torch and Toro fall for this and take Subby captive along with the rest of the U-boat crew.
- The Death Dance of the Atlantic, Chapter 2 · 15 pages
- The Death Dance of the Atlantic, Chapter 3 · 15 pages
- Slave Driver · 2 pages
Afraid of losing his job to another, Steve lays down the law to the bosses' son in order to get a construction project finished.
- Trinket · 2 pages
Stubby ends an argument between the girls over the ownership of a dog.
- Vacation · 10 pages
Jimmy's uncle tells him of an Enchanted Forest nearby, so Jimmy decides to investigate.
- Tubby and Tack · 1 pages
Playing their own version of war games, Tubby and Tack attempt to send a message through enemy lines to Captain Fuzzy by means of their dog.
- Max the Magician · 1 pages
Seeing a man in tattered clothes, Max decides to magically give him a new set of clothes.
- Funny Boners · 1 pages
Reprinted in
Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Human Torch (2005), Decades: Marvel in the '40s - The Human Torch vs. the Sub-Mariner (2019), The Life and Comics of Basil Wolverton (2014)