Issue Details

Issue	#11
Published	August 1942
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	68
Editing	Will Eisner

Cover Details

Genre	adventure; war
Pencils	Will Eisner
Inks	Will Eisner

11 page Blackhawk story "Fury In the Phillipines"

Characters	Chuck (first appearance; with black hair; named in this story); Lotus Petal (first appearance; Chop Chop's girlfriend)
Genre	adventure; war
Script	Dick French
Pencils	Chuck Cuidera
Inks	Chuck Cuidera

6 page Sniper story "The Last of Obergast"

Genre	war; adventure
Script	Ted Udall

6 page Loops and Banks story "The Bombing of Tokyo"

Genre	aviation
Script	Bob Powell
Pencils	Bob Powell (Bud Ernest)
Inks	Bob Powell

4 page Shot and Shell story "The Microplasmed Morons"

Characters	"V: Adolf Hitler (villain); Herman Goering (villain); Josef Goebbels (villain); Heinrich Himmler (?; villain)
Synopsis	Hitler gets shrunk.
Genre	aviation
Script	Klaus Nordling
Pencils	Klaus Nordling
Inks	Klaus Nordling

5 page Death Patrol story "The Windbag's Tale"

Characters	Henry (first appearance; a talking blimp); Adolf Hitler (villain; regular size again)
Genre	war; aviation; humor
Script	Dave Berg
Pencils	Dave Berg
Inks	Dave Berg

8 page Phantom Clipper story "Battle of Teagly Island"

Characters	Jewaldi (first appearance); Little Billy (first appearance; join the Phantom Clipper's crew); Tojo (villain)
Genre	war; navy
Pencils	Fred Kida
Inks	Fred Kida

2 page Inferior Man story "The Invisible Brooklyn Bridge"

Characters	Adolf Hitler (villain)
Script	Al Jaffee
Pencils	Al Jaffee
Inks	Al Jaffee

5 page X of the Underground story "The Cholera Serum"

Genre	spy
Pencils	Lee Ames
Inks	Lee Ames

2 page text story "We'll Moider D'Bums!"

Script	Dick French
Letters	typeset

6 page Blue Tracer story "The Jap Invasion of Alaska"

Genre	war; aviation
Script	Fred Guardineer
Pencils	Fred Guardineer
Inks	Fred Guardineer

8 page Secret War News story "U. S. Seaman Traps U-Boat"

Genre	war; true
Script	Al McWilliams
Pencils	Al McWilliams
Inks	Al McWilliams
Notes	true story

1 page Atlantic Patrol story "The Merchant Ship That Sunk a U-Boat"

Genre	war; navy
Script	Al McWilliams
Pencils	Al McWilliams
Inks	Al McWilliams
Notes	true story