Showing posts with label Leo Dorfman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leo Dorfman. Show all posts

Friday, September 2, 2016

G-8 AND HIS BATTLE ACES "Secret Weapon" Conclusion

Ten-Hut!
...actually, we haven't seen this scene, since this magnificent George Wilson cover is symbolic, rather than literal!
(BTW, that's Steve [Doc Savage] Holland as G-8!
No wonder his shirt is ripped!)
But, we have seen that G-8 has discovered the hidden base from which that giant bird-like zeppelin had been launching attacks against the Allies!
So kick the tires and light the fires, because the big finale is here...
Adapted by Leo Dorfman, penciled by George Evans, and inked by Mike Peppe, the story is based upon Popular Publications' G-8 and his Battle Aces #93, (1941) "Death is My Destiny!" by Robert J Hogan (who wrote all 110 G-8 pulp novels), featuring Karg (in his only appearance)!
Why they didn't feature the eagle-shaped zepplin on the cover mystifies me...

Until we meet again...
Dis-missed!
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Wednesday, August 31, 2016

G-8 AND HIS BATTLE ACES "Secret Weapon" Part 2

Ten-Hut!
America's Flying Spy infiltrates a German base and discovers clues to an attack that could cost thousands of Allied lives!
Barely making it through No Man's Land, he returns to his base...
What does G-8 have in mind?
Find out tomorrow as the story continues at our "brother" RetroBlog, Hero Histories!
Here's some background about the flying spy and his chameleon-like talents...
Written by Leo Dorfman, penciled by George Evans, and inked by Mike Peppe, this 1966 one-shot from Gold Key was a test to see if a revival of the pulp character could capitalize on nostalgia and interest in the 50th Anniversary of World War I, and combine it with the then-current craze for both super-heroes and spies!
Unfortunately, it didn't sell.
Note: the cover painting is by George Wilson and features actor/model Steve (Doc Savage) Holland as G-8!
Until we meet again...
Dis-Missed!
Support War: Past, Present & Future
Visit Amazon and order...
...the HTF and OOP 1970 paperback