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Winging from World War II skies, it's Captain Danger, Nazi-dom’s ultimate nemesis! The exploits of this steely-eyed defender of justice, this whirlwind ace of aces, were things of legend as he struggled against the Axis of Evil. Captain Allan Danger, a character of epic proportions, first appeared in Air War, a new aviation magazine from Thrilling Publications in 1940. Intended as a companion magazine to Sky Fighters and The Lone Eagle, Air War contained a variety of aviation war stories, each showcasing an adventure of Captain Danger.
Captain Danger typified a hard-jawed, larger-than-life ace pilot who would battle the Nazi threat, encountering fantastic situations, robot-controlled planes, death fogs, and Nazi bombers that had harnessed the power of splitting the atom. In all, fifteen adventures of Captain Danger were published between 1940 and 1944, as the flyboys of the Allied nations battled against the war power of the Axis. The stories were part of America’s propaganda machine, blatant and unapologetic, high on hyperbole, low on subtlety. The Axis was portrayed as sniveling cowards who would shoot down helpless parachuters and run from an even fight —the Allies as staunch, dauntless, fighting for right. And greatest of them all... Captain Danger! Air War returns in vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’s readers in electronic format.
Table of Contents:
Burma Boy — Exciting Complete Novelet
by Tracy Mason
A little Gunga Dhin joins in a sky exploit — and finds glory as an aide to fighting flyers!
Captain Danger’s Battle Cry — Exciting Complete Novelet
by Lieut. Scott Morgan
Hun savagery and terror fail to stem the tide of victory when valiant patriots fight!
Kelley Of Brooklyn — Swift-Action Short Story
by Lew Martin
An R.A.F. Fledgling tries a Kiwi trick on an enemy flyer — and puts it over!
Flight To Danger — Swift-Action Short Story
by Daniel Prescott
When a Nazi spy escapes from a British aircraft carrier, Don Jackson follows the perilous trail.
The Navy Way — Swift-Action Short Story
by Robert Sidney Bowen
Death rides the wings of the devastators on the Atlantic Patrol as Jack Belden faces a stern test.
Panther Takes A Hop — Swift-Action Short Story
by Bertrand L Shurtleff
The radio termite wanted to be an Army ace — and here’s how he got his chance.
Flying Leathernecks — Special Features
by Sam Merwin, Jr.
Our fighting Marines lead the way.
They Look For Trouble — Special Features
by Lieut. Robert B. Hotz
The men who test our fighting planes.
We’ll Be Back — Special Features
by General Doolittle
A message from the leader of the Tokyo raid.
Nest Of The Thunderbirds — Special Features
by Lansing Stebbins
Turning out airmen to smash the Axis!
Prop Wash
by Joe Archibald
A live-wire department for Readers.
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