Rodlow Willard takes Scorchy in new and familiar directions in this volume, as Scorchy gets entangles in military politics as a routine training mission turns into a case of mistaken identity! Frustrated, Scorchy tries to seek some solitude, only to run into the daughter of a British Air Commodore, and tensions arise when he and a rival air pilot vie for her affections! Then Scorchy is sent to a remote Pacific Island where rival factions are fighting like the war never ended! Then, Scorchy is forced to join the Foreign Legion! Shanghai, India, flying carpets, secret formulas, and ruthless renegades all keep Scorchy on his toes in this little-known period of the popular long-running newspaper strip!
$25.00 | 218pp | Paperback | B&W | 11″ x 8.5″ | No ISBN
Artist Frank Robbins finishes his run as artist in this exciting volume! First, Scorchy is captured bythe Nazis in Russia! Barely escaping with his life, Scorchy heads to Turkey, where he finds himself entangled in an axis plot where an important passport has gone missing. The U.S.O. comes to the American base to entertain the troops, and Scorchy falls an intense yet brief affair with Kathy, an entertainer. Edmond Good takes over as lead artist, and has Scorchy and Kathy cross paths once again in Italy amid intense fighting! After a brief respite back home, Scorchy then goes to the Pacific and fights the Japanese! Discover the stories and art from this little-known period of the popular long-running newspaper strip!
$25.00 | 218pp | Paperback | B&W | 11″ x 8.5″ | No ISBN
Artist Frank Robbins continues the exciting escapades of adventurer Scorchy Smith. In this volume, Scorchy is in Latin America, trying to disrupt a ransom plot! After a thrilling air duel, he then discovers that a friend is involved in an Axis plot to acquire an advanced aircraft! Finally, Scorchy enlists, entering the Pacific theater of World War II, where he and the native locals fight the Japanese! Discover the stories and art from this little-known period of the popular long-running newspaper strip!
$25.00 | 218pp | Paperback | B&W | 11″ x 8.5″ | No ISBN
Concluding his run in 1939, Bert Christman hands the Scorchy Smith reigns over to the very capable Frank Robbins! With an emphasis on action, Scorchy’s adventures run towards the wild and unusual, from mutinay on a ship, marooned on a deserrt island, pre-World War II intrigue at home, and even discovering a lost medieval world! Discover the stories and art from this little-known period of the popular long-running strip!
$25.00 | 218pp | Paperback | B&W | 11″ x 8.5″ | No ISBN
Artist Bert Christman continues the excited escapades of adventurer Scorchy Smith in a myriad of local and international exploits. Christman, an assistant to former Scorchy artist Noel Sickles, continued the detailed artwork and experimentation of his predecessor’s innovations until handing the strip over to Frank Robbins in 1939. Discover the stories and art from this little-known period of the popular long-running newspaper strip!
$25.00 | 218pp | Paperback | B&W | 11″ x 8.5″ | No ISBN
Frank Robbins begins the Sunday run of Scorchy Smith Sundays with a series of dramatic WWII adventures in both the Pacific and Atlantic! Edmond Good takes over the lead art, featuring more war action in Italy and Turkey, before Scorchy returns home! Finally, Rodlow Willard as the new lead artist has Scorchy become a special agent, leading him to all kinds of danger, from trying experimental jets to fighting internaional crime rings! This is the first of two volumes featuring full page Sundays. From November 1941 to August 1947.
$55.00 | 310pp | Hardcover | B&W | 8.5″ x 11″ | No ISBN
