Air Fighters Comics #2 - 1st Airboy

Air Fighters Comics v1 #2, 1942 - A orphan boy assists Padre Martier, a California monk, in making a radically new type of airplane. The test flight fails due to sabotage, resulting in the monk's death. Young Davy vows to repair the damage and take the machine to flight. Airboy proves his skill and courage by fending off an attack by the Japanese. This Charles Biro story was drawn by Al Camy. Other artists in this issue includes Fred Kida, John Cassone, Harry Sahle and Bob Fujitani. Other heroic pilots making their debut in this issue are the Iron Ace (who flies a plane in a suit of armor), Skywolf (who wears wolf-skin on his head), Bald Eagle (a bald pilot), Flying Dutchman (a flying ace from Holland) and the Black Angel (a costumed female pilot). Cover by Biro. /// key 1st appearance, 1st origin Airboy, Iron Ace, 1st appearance Skywolf, Bald Eagle, Black Angel, Flying Dutchman

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"Airboy" 13 pages

"Skywolf" 13 pages

"Iron Ace" 9 pages

"Bald Eagle" 7 pages

"Black Angel" 9 pages

"The Flying Dutchman" 8 pages

1st Airboy

Black Angel

Iron Ace

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