Publishers / Fox / The Eagle (1941) / #4
4January 1942
$0.10

The Eagle #4

Fox · January 1942 · on sale 1941-11-05

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Series
The Eagle (Fox, 1941 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
January 1942
Key date
1942-01-00
On-sale date
1941-11-05
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Eaglecover1pencils: Roland Patenaude; inks: Roland PatenaudeThe Eagle [Captain Bill Powers]; Buddy
1The Killers That Satan Hired!comic story15script: Louis CazeneuveThe Eagle [Captain Bill Powers]; Buddy; Baron Der Skenk; Mustafa; Scarecrow; Sally Caldwell; Lem
2The Monster of the Tropicscomic story10script: Louis CazeneuveThe Eagle [Captain Bill Powers]; Buddy; Lem; Conley
3Defenders to the Rescue!comic story6script: Louis CazeneuveThe Eagle [Captain Bill Powers]; Buddy; The Young Defenders [Archie; Jerry; various unnamed]; Mr. Willis; Ken Willis; Fritz (villain)
4The Demon of the Quicksandscomic story10script: Louis CazeneuveThe Eagle [Captain Bill Powers]; Buddy; Scarecrow; Major Hackett; Beck; Lem; Sally Caldwell
5The Spider Queencomic story8script: Louis Cazeneuve; pencils: Pierce Rice; inks: Arturo CazeneuveThe Spider Queen [Shannon Kane]; Mike O'Bell (detective); Judge Brindow; The Noose (villain)
6False Alarmtext story2script: Gene RiderLes Barton; Herman; Rudolph
7Joe Spookcomic story8script: Sam WaltersJoe Spook [Joe Devaney] (a ghost; last appearance); Nicky the Boy King; Von Zuppe; Gutzel; Fritz; Otto

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