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| − | [[Image:Joy_Joline_National_Comics.png|right]]"...singing star of stage, screen and radio, and her sensational tour of our front-line positions..." from the "Case No. 17: Guns and Glamor" story of comic book ''National Comics #43 (August 1944). Army intelligence officer Don Leash (who'e really costumed | + | [[Image:Joy_Joline_National_Comics.png|right]]"...singing star of stage, screen and radio, and her sensational tour of our front-line positions..." from the "Case No. 17: Guns and Glamor" story of comic book ''National Comics'' #43 (August 1944). Army intelligence officer Don Leash (who'e really costumed hero G-2), is assigned to protect Joy on her WWII USO tour in the Pacific. But the Japanese soldiers have heard of her arrival and send a small force to kidnap her to lure the local US troops into an ambush. But G-2 sneaks into their camp, overhears the plans, frees Joy, and tricks the two groups of Japanese into firing on each other. |
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"...singing star of stage, screen and radio, and her sensational tour of our front-line positions..." from the "Case No. 17: Guns and Glamor" story of comic book National Comics #43 (August 1944). Army intelligence officer Don Leash (who'e really costumed hero G-2), is assigned to protect Joy on her WWII USO tour in the Pacific. But the Japanese soldiers have heard of her arrival and send a small force to kidnap her to lure the local US troops into an ambush. But G-2 sneaks into their camp, overhears the plans, frees Joy, and tricks the two groups of Japanese into firing on each other.
