Nazi-Punchers BATMAN & CAPTAIN AMERICA "Part 2"

 Some Days, It's Good to Have a Buddy Give You a Hand...Literally!

...as the Sentinel of Liberty notes when the Caped Crusader gives him a crime-fighting assist during a World War II encounter in this Multiversal tale!

Now let's watch them do what they do best...

To Be Continued...Next Monday

Written, penciled and inked by John Byrne, DC's Batman & Captain America (1996) was officially an ElseWorlds story, AFAIK, the only one of the various DC-Marvel crossovers to earn the classification!

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Nazi-Punchers BATMAN & CAPTAIN AMERICA "Part 1"

On Its' 30th Anniversary, We're Re-Presenting...

 ...a book-length multiversal Nazi-Punching classic team-up!

To Be Continued...Next Monday

Written, penciled and inked by John Byrne, DC's Batman & Captain America (1996) was officially an ElseWorlds story, AFAIK, the only one of the various DC-Marvel crossovers to earn the classification!
Note: Why are Sgt Rock and Easy Company present, but not even a mention of Sgt Fury and His Howling Commandos?

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Russkie Smashers SPACE ADVENTURES Captain Atom II in "One Second of War"

Cold War Paranoia Hit It's Peak in the Early 1960s...

...when people were terrified about being one button-push away from nuclear annihilation!




Interestingly, Captain Atom isn't concerned about radioactive fallout contaminating the surrounding area...inhabited by innocents!

Guess if it's Africa, they don't matter, eh, Captain?

Written by Joe Gill and penciled/inked by Steve Ditko, this was one of two tales in Charlton's Space Adventures #38 (1961) involving enemy nuclear missiles!
(The other one doesn't involve Russkies!)

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Nazi-Punchers CAPTAIN AERO COMICS "Introducing the Sensational Patriotic Character: The Flag-Man and His Faithful Assistant Rusty!"

 For Some Patriots, Being the President's Personal Special Investigator Just Isn't Enough!

They've got to go out on their own time to kick Nazi ass!

Interestingly, though he started this never-reprinted tale from Helnit's Captain Aero Comics #1 (1941) as Captain Hornet, he became Major Hornet by the end of the story!
He was Major Hornet from the second story onward.
Written by Allen Ulmer and illustrated by Ray Willner, the character appeared steadily in the back of Captain Aero Comics until the book was cancelled in 1944.

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Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War!

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