A spy tale with lots of commie nastiness. Thanks are due to Wiseman for researching this adventure and Getting the story together. There is more information about this book at the bottom of the page
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This is a good adventure, even more complex than usual. Buck must have given the radio repairman-spy quite an off-panel workover for the man to cave completely and rat out the entire spy network! Was Jack Monk experimenting with Buck's appearance at this time? Overall the art looks like his but in the middle Buck "slicks up" for a while, looking more typically handsome than he should. Maybe an assistant had to pinch-hit for a week or two, since Buck is looking like his old self by the end of the story.
I am impressed by how "trusting" British newspapers were of their audience. Sometimes weeks passed without a glimpse of the hero. Few American continuity strips would have chanced that, fearing readers would bail.
By crashryan
Thanks to Buck Ryan I've learned another little bit of British culture. I never heard of netball before. I looked it up and discovered it's a going concern in quite a number of capitalist slave-states, still providing pleasure for the eyes of jaded revolutionaries.
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