Military Comics Vol 1 34

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Blackhawk: "Eve Rice"
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Military Comics Vol 1 #34
November, 1944
Publisher	Quality Comics
Executive Editor	Everett M. Arnold
Cover Artists	Al Bryant
Blackhawk: "Eve Rice"
Pencilers	Al Bryant
Inkers	Al Bryant
Editors	George E. Brenner
Death Patrol: "The Japanese Propaganda Lab"
Writers	Al Stahl
Pencilers	Al Stahl
Inkers	Al Stahl
The Sniper: "The Rescue of Sgt. Martin"
Writers	Ted Udall
Pencilers	Vernon Henkel
Inkers	Vernon Henkel
Private Dogtag: "The Sultan of the Desert"
Writers	M.W. Wellman
Pencilers	Milt Stein
Inkers	Milt Stein
P.T. Boat: "The Secret of Fan Tan"
Writers	M.W. Wellman
Atlantic Patrol: "Sgt. James Raley"
Writers	M.W. Wellman
Pencilers	Bill Quackenbush
Inkers	Bill Quackenbush
Secret War News: "Major Richard Bong Is All-Time U.S. Ace"
Writers	M.W. Wellman
Pencilers	Bill Quackenbush
Inkers	Bill Quackenbush
Previous Issue	Military Comics # 33
Next Issue	Military Comics # 35

He seems to have laughed himself to death, buddy! Now ... ... You're a GIRL !!

— The Sniper

Military Comics #34 is an issue of the series Military Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of November, 1944.

Appearing in Blackhawk: "Eve Rice"

Featured Characters:

• Blackhawk Squadron
  • Blackhawk
  • Chop Chop
  • Hans Hendrickson
  • Olaf
  • Stanislaus
  • Andre
  • Chuck Wilson

Antagonists:

• Japanese Air Force

Other Characters:

• Eve Rice (First appearance)

Locations:

• Pacific Ocean
  • Laguja Island, aka "Shipwreck Island"
  • nearby U.S. Naval Base
• Blackhawk Island

Vehicles:

• Blackhawk Grumman XF5F Skyrockets
• Eve Rice's Hawker fighter plane (Destroyed)
• many Mitsubishi fighters and bombers
  

Appearing in Death Patrol: "The Japanese Propaganda Lab"

Featured Characters:

• Death Patrol
  • Del Van Dyne
  • Boris
  • Gramps
  • Hank
  • King Hotintot
  • Yogi

Antagonists:

• Three Japanese Generals
  • Loco, Propaganda Scientist (Dies)

Locations:

• Mandated Japanese Islands
  • Underground Propaganda Record Laboratory

Vehicles:

• six of Death Patrol's Unique Combat Planes
• Japanese Submarine
  

Appearing in The Sniper: "The Rescue of Sgt. Martin"

Featured Characters:

• The Sniper (Final appearance)

Supporting Characters:

• Sniper's Guerrillas

Antagonists:

• Japanese Infantry
  • Colonel Sitsu (Dies)
    • his many troops (some die)

Other Characters:

• Sgt. Judy Martin, Air Force Auxiliary

Locations:

• Pacific Theater

Vehicles:

• U.S. 2-engine bomber (Destroyed)
  

Appearing in Private Dogtag: "The Sultan of the Desert"

Featured Characters:

• Private Dogtag

Antagonists:

• Broadway Pete, as The Sultan

Other Characters:

• Dogtag's Platoon
• Sultan's Harem
• Lowder and Noyser, song writers

Locations:

• Arizona
  • Army Base
    

Appearing in P.T. Boat: "The Secret of Fan Tan"

Featured Characters:

• Lieutenant Perry Tobias
• Lieutenant Paul Harvey
  • their PT Boat crew

Supporting Characters:

• Squadron Commander (still not named)
  • MTB Squadron Six

Antagonists:

• Japanese Navy
• Nightclub Owner

Other Characters:

• Patricia Ann Jackson, as Fan Tan, Burmese Dancing Girl

Locations:

• South Pacific Ocean
  • Haveing Harbor
  • Kinsiang

Vehicles:

• U.S. PT Boats
• Heavy Allied Bombers
• Japanese Surface Warships
  

Synopsis for Atlantic Patrol: "Sgt. James Raley"

Sgt. Raley survives a collision between two U.S. bombers.

Appearing in Atlantic Patrol: "Sgt. James Raley"

Featured Characters:

• Atlantic Patrol (Final appearance)
  • Sgt. James Raley, USMC

Antagonists:

• Japanese Military

Locations:

• Atlantic Ocean
• Europe

Vehicles:

• two B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bombers (Destroyed)
  

Synopsis for Secret War News: "Major Richard Bong Is All-Time U.S. Ace"

(nonfiction account of the career of Richard Bong)

Appearing in Secret War News: "Major Richard Bong Is All-Time U.S. Ace"

Featured Characters:

• Major Richard Ira Bong, U.S. Army Air Corps

Antagonists:

• Japanese Air Force

Locations:

• Pacific Theater

Vehicles:

• Lockheed P-38 Lightning
• 27 Japanese warplanes (Destroyed)

Notes

• Blackhawk: If they didn't already know it, the Japanese Military now know the secret location of Blackhawk Island, thanks to Eve Rice.
• Death Patrol
  • In the 2nd panel of the 2nd page, the villain Loco looks over his shoulder, notices the readers of Military Comics, and breaks the Fourth Wall by announcing that he'll be concealing his plot behind a sound-proof curtain. And in the last panel of the last page, Hank breaks it again, by yelling at Gramps to "Stop showing off for the readers!"
  • Jackie is still absent. He was last seen in Military Comics #26.
• P.T. Boat
  • Perry Tobias is from Texas, and likes to say so.
  • Not only do Tobias and Harvey wear their dress white uniforms in combat, their boat crew does also.
• Secret War News:
  • "This is an actual story based upon inside facts gathered from U.S.N. Information Bureaus."
• Last issue for The Sniper by Ted Udall and Vernon Henkel.
• Also featured in this issue of Military Comics were:
  • Johnny Doughboy, by Bernard Dibble
  • "The Mystic Element" (text story)

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Military Comics series

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