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The Eagle
Date | Number: 3 | Lang: English (en)
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NameThe Eagle 3 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 68 | Frequency: bimonthly
NotesThe on-sale date is from the publication date recorded in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 2, Periodicals, 1941, New Series, Vol. 36, No. 4.
 
Cover1 page
Letterstypeset
GenreSuperhero; War
CharactersThe Eagle [Captain Bill Powers]; Buddy
PencilsRoland Patenaude
InksRoland Patenaude
First LineThe Eagle and Buddy face the hardest tasks of their lives when they meet the Unholy Trio!
 
Comic StoryThe Fifth Column of the Indians / The Eagle (15 pages)
SynopsisArriving at Camp Ensenada to visit her brother, Sally learns that her brother was captured by Native Americans.
GenreSuperhero
CharactersThe Eagle [Captain Bill Powers]; Buddy; John Red-Dust (villain, introduction); Count Felix Burkweis (villain, introduction); Sgt. Caldwell; Lem; Sit-in-Mud; Sally Caldwell; Major Dunham
Script
First LineHigh in the hills of Arizona ancient drums beat a rhythm of death...
NotesI was unable to locate the accreditation "Lester Raye" in this story, but the other Eagle stories in this issue are signed as Lester Raye so the assumption can be made that this particular story is also scripted by Louis Cazeneuve.
 
Comic StoryDeath Deals in Gold / The Eagle (10 pages)
SynopsisThe Eagle and his cohorts break up a plot by Nazi's to ship American gold to Germany.
GenreSuperhero
CharactersThe Eagle [Captain Bill Powers]; Buddy; Condor (villain, introduction); Gruber (villain, introduction); Sit-in-Mud; Jane Stewart; Lem; Sally Caldwell; Sgt. Caldwell
Script (signed)
First LineYahoo!
NotesA number of sources state that Lester Raye is a pseudonym for Louis Cazeneuve.
 
Comic StoryThe Trio Who Worked for Satan / The Eagle (6 pages)
SynopsisDuring their visit of a Hollywood movie set, Captain Powers and his party encounter a group of saboteurs out to destroy anti-Axis films.
GenreSuperhero
CharactersThe Eagle [Captain Bill Powers]; Buddy; The Unholy Three [Wong; Chubby; Roly] (villains, introduction for all); Wells; Lem Yokel; Sally Caldwell
Script (signed)
First LineGuns roaring, bombs bursting in air-
NotesA number of sources state that Lester Raye is a pseudonym for Louis Cazeneuve.
 
Comic StoryThe Unholy Three Return / The Eagle (10 pages)
SynopsisThe Unholy Three help Dan Cartone escape from prison.
GenreSuperhero
CharactersThe Eagle [Captain Bill Powers]; Buddy; The Unholy Three [Wong; Chubby; Roly] (villains); Dan Cartone (villain, introduction, death); Jimmy Cartone; American Eagle Defenders
Script (signed)
First LineThe first break at the bleak, island prison, housing the government's most dangerous prisoners, is engineered successfully...
NotesA number of sources state that Lester Raye is a pseudonym for Louis Cazeneuve.
 
Comic StoryThe Torture Racketeers (7.5 pages)
SynopsisSpider Queen must battle a vicious group of racketeers who, by means of threats, torture and kidnapping, is forcing small store keepers to sign over their shops.
FeatureThe Spider Queen
GenreSuperhero
CharactersThe Spider Queen [Shannon Kane]; Detective Mike O'Bell; group of racketeers (villains)
Script (signed) ?
PencilsPierce Rice
InksArturo Cazeneuve (signed) ?
First LineA band of vicious racketeers, by means of threats, torture, and kidnapping, is forcing small store keepers to sign over their shops!
NotesThe AC reprint credits Louis Cazeneuve as penciler and Art Cazeneuve as inker. Elsa Lesau/Lisau are pseudonyms of the Cazeneuve Brothers (Louis and Arturo). The pseudonym is spelt Lesau in issue #2 and spelt Lisau in this and issue #4. It is probable that Louis scripted and Arturo inked this story.

The last half of page 8 is an illustrated advertisement for The Gladiator, great new hero appearing in Fantastic Comics. On sale August 8th. Illustration penciled by Pierce Rice.
 
Text StoryNothing Ever Happens (2 pages)
SynopsisDon encounters a saboteur attempting to blow up a subway train.
Letterstypeset
GenreAdventure
CharactersDon Hastings; Sgt. Oneil
First LineDon Hastings, a new man on the New York police force, paced back and forth along the subway platform, thinking to himself that nothing ever happened on his beat.
 
Comic StoryThe Origin of Joe Spook (8 pages)
SynopsisVon Zuppe and Sutzel attempt to force Nickie the Boy King into abdicating the throne of Luzano.
FeatureJoe Spook
ScriptSam Walters (signed)
GenreAdventure; Fantasy
CharactersJoe Spook [Joe Devaney] (first appearance; origin; death; reborn; a ghost); Nickie the Boy King [King Nicholas Robertus Christopher Alexander Paul Danilo Danilovich] (first appearance; origin); Von Zuppe (first appearance; villain); Sutzel (first appearance; villain)
PencilsSam Citron
First LineFar away in the war-torn Balkans, almost hidden under the snowy peaks of the Caucasus, lies the tiny mountain kingdom of Luzano...
NotesA previous editor stated that Sam Citron is credited as pencilling this, but I was unable to locate an accreditation in the scanned copy I viewed.
 
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