I think I'll visit the airplane factory. I'll take care of Hitler later. 
Uncle Sam Quarterly #4 is an issue of the series Uncle Sam Quarterly (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 1942.
Synopsis for "The Mongrol Man"
Appearing in "The Mongrol Man"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Adolf Hitler
- Benito Mussolini
- Emperor Hirohito
- Jeremiah Korntooth, biologist
- the Mongrol Men (all die)
Other Characters:
- Tex, Sailor
- Bayou Bill, Marine
- two cute Everytown girls
Locations:
- England
- Stetson Arms Plant (Destroyed)
- China
- Burma Road
- New York City, 1866 (Flashback only)
- Everytown, U.S.A.
- Waterfront
- Africa
- Russia
- Utzk
- Prosofk
- Pacific Ocean
Vehicles:
- Uncle Sam's airplane
- Italian tanks
- two Japanese Zeroes (Destroyed)
Synopsis for "Pootzie the Spy"
Appearing in "Pootzie the Spy"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Von Schmitz Der Pootzie, espinotch achint {*}
- Adolf Hitler (Apparent Death)
- Herman Goring
- Gitzel, saboteur
- Schnotz, saboteur
- Dopitz, saboteur
Animals:
- Schnitzoof, Pootzie's vulture.
Locations:
- Germany
- Nazi Party Headquarters, Berlin
- Messerschmitt Factory
- Everytown, U.S.A.
- American Institute of Inventions
- Atlantic Ocean
Vehicles:
- steamship
- assorted German warplanes
Synopsis for Heroic Exploits of the War: "Doolittle's Bombing Raid"
(nonfiction account of the Doolittle Raid of April 18th, 1942.)
Appearing in Heroic Exploits of the War: "Doolittle's Bombing Raid"
Featured Characters:
- Brigadier General Jimmy Doolittle
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- 16 U.S. bomber crews
Locations:
Vehicles:
- sixteen B-25 bombers
- many Japanese warships
- many Japanese fighter planes
Notes
- Doolittle's Bombing Raid
- Tokyo is spelled as "Tokio" in this story's captions and dialogue.
- Doolittle's military unit, at the time of the raid, is not identified. The USS Hornet, which got Doolittle's bombers within striking range of Japan, is not mentioned in this story. China, where most of Doolittle's planes landed, and Russia, where the other one landed, are also not mentioned in this story. It was published in 1942, and a lot of things were secret, then, that would be public knowledge later; evidently these were some of those.
- Last page also features a one-panel promo of Lieut. Edward O'Hare.
- Mongrol Man
- There are three Mongrol Men, despite the title. These monsters are the third generation of a science project by Jeremiah Korntooth, superhuman in size and strength, and bulletproof. One is killed by lassoing him, by the neck, from an airplane, and hanging him under a waterfall. One sinks in quicksand. The third is swimming in the ocean when a burning fighter plane crashes into him.
- Uncle Sam's plane is a 2-engine bomber, of no recognizable type, with pre-WWII U.S. military markings and a large white numeral "4" on the fuselage.
- Pootzie the Spy
- Adolf and Herman talk with katzenjammer accents.
- Uncle Sam has a disguise-making make-up kit, and can radically alter his appearance. In this story he impersonates Adolf Hitler.
- At this story's end, Pootzie and his three spy buddies are all safely back in Germany and still at large.
- Hitler is in his countryside hide-out when Uncle Sam, in a stolen Stuka, drops a bomb on it, and the caption raises the question of whether he survived. But apparently he survived.
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