Appearing almost a year before Captain America punched out Hitler on the cover of Timely's Captain America Comics #1 (1941)
...but a few months after MLJ's The Shield debuted in Pep Comics #1 (1940)...
...Uncle Sam premiered (as you've just seen) in Quality's National Comics #1 (1940), written, laid out and inked by Will (The Spirit) Eisner and penciled by Dave Berg.
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...but a few months after MLJ's The Shield debuted in Pep Comics #1 (1940)...
...Uncle Sam premiered (as you've just seen) in Quality's National Comics #1 (1940), written, laid out and inked by Will (The Spirit) Eisner and penciled by Dave Berg.
America wouldn't enter World War II for almost a year and a half, so the character couldn't take on the Germans or Japanese directly at this point.
Instead he battled American neo-Nazis inspired by Adolf Hitler!
But, of course, all that would change after December 7, 1941!
Support Hero HistoriesInstead he battled American neo-Nazis inspired by Adolf Hitler!
But, of course, all that would change after December 7, 1941!
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Take That, Adolf!
Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War!
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