Arrow (1940 Centaur) comic books 1941

Cover by Paul Gustavson. Untitled story, script and art by Bob Lubbers; The Arrow assists British agent B-12 and Jane, his assistant, in tracking down how vital military information is being sent to Gestapo agent, Lord Hawford. Untitled story, script and art by Dan Gormley; Kelo becomes the King of Balkania after a ruthless dictator murders his father, and that dictator, Carnov, has Kelo in his sights as his next victim. Untitled story, script by Ed Herron, art by Al Plastino; Inspired by a comic book he has read, Jim Travis decides to take up a bizarre mantle and fight crime. Untitled story, art by Harry Francis Campbell (as Harrison Camp); Young Dash Dartwell, a scrub track athlete for Dravrah University, agrees to take Metalo-Tablets, invented by Professor Moss, a bio-chemistry teacher at the college, to see what effects it would have on the human body. "The Case of the Vanishing Thugs," art by Steve Dahlman; Randall saves the life of a reporter who had witnessed a bank robbery, who was then captured by the thugs and finally locked in a room to which they set afire. "He Foils a Plot At the Panama Canal," art by Ralph Fuller; Arriving back from the Panama Canal region, Duke is informed that foreign planes are arriving at a base in the South American city of Andesia, and he is ordered to head for Andesia to look the situation over. Untitled story, art by Paul Gustavson; The Arrow happens to be passing Eastern Prison just as a prison break occurs, so he secretly enters and puts an end to the up-rising. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.