CoronaVirus Comics FROGMAN COMICS "Gulf Stream Riddle"

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Enemies of America love to use biological weapons...

...as this never-reprinted Cold War tale from Hillman's Frogman Comics #4 (1952) attests!

The enemy is never clearly-defined in this never-reprinted story from Hillman's Frogman Comics #4 (1952), written by Kim Aamodt and illustrated by Lorence Bjorklund.

Obviously not Asian (Chinese or North Korean), but not identified as Russkies, either.

And "Karslack" is just generic "foreign"!

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USA is READY "Navy"

On Veteran's Day, let's look at those who protected the US on the Seven Seas...

...the swabbies and sea dogs of the US Navy!

Art by Jay McArdle, J P Ronan, and "F.A.R.".

Happy Veterans' Day!

A salute, and our thanks, to the men and women of the US Armed Forces, past and present!

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USA is READY "Air Force" Part 2

Now, watch our flyboys in action...

...of course, at this point, it was all strictly theoretical, since we hadn't entered the war, though we knew it was inevitable!

Artwork on this and yesterday's entries by Mark Arthur Schneider, a versatile artist who usually didn't use his middle name on his comics work.
Happy 4th of July to all!
A salute and our thanks to the fighting men and women of the US Armed Forces, past and present!


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USA is READY "Air Force" Part 1

For the 4th of July, here's a look at USA is READY's Air Force entry...

 ...although the Air Force itself wasn't made an independent arm of the military until after World War II!

At this stage, it was actually sub-sections of each of the other divisions...

Army Air Force

Navy Air Corps

Marine Air Corps

Tomorrow; our flyboys in action!

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FOXHOLE "Suicide Run"

 Ten-Hut!

Time to give the Navy their due...

...in this short but well-told tale from FoxHole #4 (1955).
Penciled by Bob McCarty. Other credits not available.

As we mentioned previously, FoxHole featured work by returning veterans.

In this case, the penciler was a lieutenant in the Air Force, which was, during WWII, the Army Air Force before being made a separate branch of the Armed Forces in 1947.

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