Real Fact Comics Vol 1 8

""He Chose Danger"": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"He Chose Danger"
Cover
Real Fact Comics Vol 1 #8
June, 1947
Executive Editor	Whitney Ellsworth
Cover Artists	George Papp Virgil Finlay
"He Chose Danger"
Pencilers	George Papp
Inkers	George Papp
Editors	Jack Schiff
Tommy Tomorrow: "Operation Luna"
Pencilers	Virgil Finlay
Inkers	Virgil Finlay
"I Hunt Big Game – with a Fountain Pen"
Pencilers	Win Mortimer
Inkers	Win Mortimer
"Once in a Lifetime"
Pencilers	Jon Small
Inkers	Jon Small
Famous Disasters: "The Chicago Fire"
Pencilers	Curt Swan
Inkers	Steve Brodie
"Laughter is His Business"
Pencilers	Howard Sherman
Inkers	Howard Sherman
Famous First Feature: "Lucky Accident"
Pencilers	Virgil Finlay
Inkers	Virgil Finlay
"Lady with a Lens"
Pencilers	Edwin J. Smalle, Jr.
Inkers	Edwin J. Smalle, Jr.
Previous Issue	Real Fact Comics # 7
Next Issue	Real Fact Comics # 9

Real Fact Comics #8 is an issue of the series Real Fact Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of June, 1947.

Appearing in "He Chose Danger"

Featured Characters:

• Charles Howard, 20th Earl of Suffolk
  
  

Synopsis for Tommy Tomorrow: "Operation Luna"

Tommy is commissioned for a mining expedition on the Moon, whose purpose is replenish Earth's uranium reserves.

Appearing in Tommy Tomorrow: "Operation Luna"

Featured Characters:

• Colonel Tommy Tomorrow

Supporting Characters:

• his men

Locations:

• Earth-54
  • Earth's Moon
    • Tomorrow's New Lunar Base,
    • and uranium-mining ooperation

Era:

• 1967

Vehicles:

• Space-cruisers
  

Appearing in "I Hunt Big Game – with a Fountain Pen"

• Appearances not yet listed
  

Appearing in "Once in a Lifetime"

• Appearances not yet listed
  

Appearing in Famous Disasters: "The Chicago Fire"

• Appearances not yet listed
  

Appearing in "Laughter is His Business"

• Appearances not yet listed
  

Appearing in Famous First Feature: "Lucky Accident"

• Appearances not yet listed
  

Appearing in "Lady with a Lens"

Featured Characters:

• Margaret Bourke-White

Notes

• Published bi-monthly by National Comics Publications, Inc.
• Tommy Tomorrow's prior appearance was in issue #6. After this issue, he drops out again, until issue #13. Tommy's story was written in 1947, so 1967 would be the future in that era, and the details are based on the predictions that were made at the time. The first manned moon mission in our world was made two years later.

Trivia

• In Tommy Tomorrow story, the US President is not identified. Taking into account that the story takes place in 1967, he might be Lyndon Johnson; but nothing indicates that the line of American presidents in the universe known as Earth-54 is identical to our world.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Real Fact Comics series

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