Fighting American

(May 2011)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 1)

table of contents / 1 page (report information)

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Introduction (Table of Contents: 2)

foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 2 pages (report information)

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Joe Simon

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Indexer Notes

Includes enlarged panel from "Assignment: Expose the League of Handsome Devils!"

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 3)

Fighting American / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

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Jack Kirby

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Jack Kirby

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Jack Kirby

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First Line of Dialogue or Text

Who is the Fighting American?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American; Speedboy

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#1 [1] (April-May 1954)

First Assignment: Break the Spy Ring (Table of Contents: 4)

Fighting American / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

Jack Kirby

Letters

Ben Oda

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Martha Von Lohded; Mary Stewart; Peter Piper

Synopsis

Nelson Flagg's older brother, Johnny, is killed by enemies of America. The Army transfers Nelson's brain into Johnny's body to create the Fighting American, who tracks down and captures Peter Piper and his gang.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#1 [1] (April-May 1954)

Keywords

Cold War

Indexer Notes

Colors credit from Greg Theakston.

Second Assignment: Track Down the Baby Buzz Bombs (Table of Contents: 5)

Fighting American / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

Jack Kirby

Letters

Ben Oda

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Nelson Flagg; Johnny Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Von Feygel

Synopsis

Speedboy helps the Fighting American stop Von Feygel from attacking Johnny Flagg with miniaturized remote controlled buzz-bombs.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#1 [1] (April-May 1954)

Keywords

buzz bomb; Cold War

Indexer Notes

Colors credit from Greg Theakston.

Duel to the Finish Line (Table of Contents: 6)

Fighting American / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

Jack Kirby

Letters

Ben Oda

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Mary Grady; Gnortz; Bohltz; Dan Grady

Synopsis

Enemy agents kill race car driver Dan Grady before the big European race but the Fighting American takes his place and wins the auto race.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#1 [1] (April-May 1954)

Keywords

auto racing; Cold War; Eiffel Tower; France

Indexer Notes

Colors credit from Greg Theakston.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 7)

Fighting American / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Jack Kirby

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Jack Kirby

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Jack Kirby

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Ben Oda

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Throw them down the sky well!

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#2 [2] (June-July 1954)

Indexer Notes

Colors credit from Greg Theakston.

Assignment: Expose the League of the Handsome Devils! (Table of Contents: 8)

Fighting American / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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Letters

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Nelson Flagg; Johnny Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Big Deal [Sleppinger] (first appearance, villain); the Handsome Devils (first appearance, villains); Mike Malone; Adam Sanfield

Synopsis

The Fighting American and Speedboy battle a group of muggers who kill their victims and are only identified as "handsome devils" by eye witnesses.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#2 [2] (June-July 1954)

Keywords

mugging

Assignment: Find the King of the Crime Syndicate (Table of Contents: 9)

Fighting American / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

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Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

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Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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superhero

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Fighting American [Nelson Flagg; Johnny Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Doubleheader [Casper Dewberry] (first appearance, villain); Mary Stewart

Synopsis

Doubleheader has created a device to fling energy which he uses to fix various sporting events and to help him win at gambling. The Fighting American and Speedboy put an end to his criminal enterprise.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#2 [2] (June-July 1954)

Keywords

gambling

Assignment: Investigate the City of Ghouls (Table of Contents: 10)

Fighting American / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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Letters

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Nelson Flagg; Johnny Flagg]; Mary Stewart; Gen. Dragonin (first appearance, villain, death); Blaggart (first appearance, villain, death); Ghosts of Shasta (first appearance, villain, death)

Synopsis

The Fighting American and Speedboy, along with Mary, are captured by Reds and taken to Mount Shasta where a battle ensues between the Reds and the Ghosts of Shasta. Both sides are destroyed when Fighting American calls in an air strike.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#2 [2] (June-July 1954)

Keywords

air strike; anti-aircraft; California; Cold War; communist; G-Man; Mount Shasta; Reds; subway

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 11)

Fighting American / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Jack Kirby

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Jack Kirby

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Jack Kirby

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Ben Oda

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Don't laugh -- they're not funny -- "

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Hotsky Trotsky; Poison Ivan

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#3 [3] (August-September 1954)

Indexer Notes

Colors credit from Greg Theakston.

The Man Who Sold Out Liberty! (Table of Contents: 12)

Fighting American / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

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Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

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Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Square-Hair Malloy (first appearance, villain, death)

Synopsis

The Fighting American and Speedboy battle Square-Hair Malloy on top of the Statue of Liberty.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#3 [3] (August-September 1954)

Keywords

FBI; Statue of Liberty

Stranger from Paradise (Table of Contents: 13)

Speedboy / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

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Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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?

Letters

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Vladimir and his family (first appearance)

Synopsis

A boy in a communist country writes Speedboy a letter.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#3 [3] (August-September 1954)

Keywords

Cold War; communism

[Poison Ivan and Hotsky Trotski] (Table of Contents: 14)

Fighting American / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

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Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

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Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Poison Ivan (villain); Hotski Trotski (first appearance, villain)

Synopsis

Poison Ivan and his companion Hotski Trotski spread anti-American propaganda to neighborhood children.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#3 [3] (August-September 1954)

Keywords

Cold War; propaganda

Indexer Notes

Title from the cover of the original issue.

Z Food (Table of Contents: 15)

Fighting American / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

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Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

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Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; John (first appearance, villain); Marsha (first appearance, villain); Rammerhead (first appearance, villain); Schwartz; Fodrick; Nutwelder J. Cloudball; Crawlby Wormwood; Comrade Farkriminisch

Synopsis

Scientists have created "Z Food" which turns the eater into what they think they are. The Fighting American and Speedboy must keep it out of communist hands.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#3 [3] (August-September 1954)

Keywords

Cold War; communists

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 16)

Fighting American / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Jack Kirby

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Jack Kirby

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Jack Kirby

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Ben Oda

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Listen, Rhode Island Red!

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Rhode Island Red; Yuscha Liffso

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#4 [4] (October-November 1954)

Indexer Notes

Inks and colors credits from Greg Theakston.

Tokyo Run-Around! (Table of Contents: 17)

Fighting American / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

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Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Ginza Goniff (first appearance, villain, death); Massamuttin (first appearance, villain); Madame Butterscotch (first appearance); Togo (first appearance); Uncle Samurai (first appearance)

Synopsis

An American pilot is shot down in the ocean by a communist submarine. The pilot makes his way to Tokyo where he is caught between Japanese mobsters and communist secret agents, but the Fighting American and Speedboy are there to rescue him.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#4 [4] (October-November 1954)

Keywords

Cold War; communists; Japan; pickpocket; submarine; Tokyo

Home-Coming Year 3000 (Table of Contents: 18)

Fighting American / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

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Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Johnny Flagg; Dan Sprite; Starman Zero; Kleeter

Synopsis

Johnny Flagg goes to sleep and dreams of the future, when Starman Zero returns from a distant planet telling tales of the strange aliens he met there.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#4 [4] (October-November 1954)

Keywords

alien; dream; space travel

Indexer Notes

Johnny and Dan do not appear as the Fighting American or Speedboy in this story but only as their civilian selves.

Operation Wolf! (Table of Contents: 19)

Fighting American / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

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Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Rimsky (first appearance, villain); Korsakoff (first appearance, villain); Doraymirio Wolfirosoff (first appearance, villain); Rhode Island Red (first appearance, villain); Count Yuscha (first appearance, villain); Sawdoff (first appearance, villain); Geegee La Swill

Synopsis

Rhode Island Red and her gang use Doraymirio Wolfirosoff to swindle rich single females out of their money to help fund their communist plots.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#4 [4] (October-November 1954)

Keywords

Cold War; communist; playboy

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 20)

Fighting American / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Jack Kirby

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Jack Kirby

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Jack Kirby

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First Line of Dialogue or Text

Here comes Fighting American

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#5 (5) (December 1954-January 1955)

Keywords

alligator; swamp

Indexer Notes

Colors credit from Greg Theakston.

Follow the Dangerous Trail of Jiseppi the Jungle Boy (Table of Contents: 21)

Fighting American / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

Colors

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Letters

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Jiseppi (first appearance); Sir Cedric Hardwhack; Pamela Hardwhack; Pastrami (tiger); Fat Maria

Synopsis

Fighting American and Speedboy travel to India to find a jungle boy who has stolen a hydrogen bomb from the communists.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#5 (5) (December 1954-January 1955)

Keywords

circus; Cold War; communist; hydrogen bomb; jungle

The Year Bender (Table of Contents: 22)

Fighting American / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

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Letters

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Prof. Dyle Twister (first appearance); Gregory

Synopsis

Speedboy rescues Gregory, a scrawny kid who is being picked on by bullies. Gregory's grandfather has invented a time machine that accidentally takes them all 3000 years in the past.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#5 (5) (December 1954-January 1955)

Keywords

bull; bullying; elephant; exercise; time machine

Track Down Invisible Irving, the Great Nothing (Table of Contents: 23)

Fighting American / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

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Joe Simon

Colors

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Letters

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Invisible Irving (first appearance; villain); Freddy Fowlup

Synopsis

Invisible Irving escapes from Alcatraz and sets up a racket brainwashing people and getting them to steal from their employers.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#5 (5) (December 1954-January 1955)

Keywords

Alcatraz prison; invisibility

Indexer Notes

Story swiped from Starman story in Adventure Comics #77, per Harry Mendryk's blog at the Kirby Museum.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 24)

Fighting American / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Jack Kirby

Inks

Jack Kirby

Colors

Jack Kirby

Letters

Ben Oda

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Zoot! Fighting American and Speedboy are putty in the hands of the great Ali Ghazam!

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Ali Ghazam

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#6 (6) (February-March 1955)

Indexer Notes

Colors credit from Greg Theakston.

Deadly Doolittle (Table of Contents: 25)

Fighting American / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

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Letters

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Icy-Fingers McTouch; Stumblebaum; Stickpin; Iggy; Marilyn Biltrite; Deadly Doolittle; Munneybelt; Hooley

Synopsis

Marilyn Biltrite steals Munneybelt's diamonds but the mob is on her tail. Fighting American saves her and gives her a chance to turn her life around.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#6 (6) (February-March 1955)

Keywords

diamonds; mob; organized crime

Super-Khakalovitch...Boy Has-Been! (Table of Contents: 26)

Fighting American / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

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Letters

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Super Khakalovitch; Charity Bizarre

Synopsis

Communists send their "superman", Super Khakalovitch, to America to kill Fighting American but once he arrives in America he decides he likes it better than his homeland.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v1#6 (6) (February-March 1955)

Keywords

body odor; Cold War; Communist; Turkish Bath

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 27)

Fighting American / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Jack Kirby

Inks

Jack Kirby

Colors

Jack Kirby

Letters

Ben Oda

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Look, Fighting American! The horses have sprouted wings!

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Professor

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v2#1 (7) (April-May 1955)

Indexer Notes

Colors and inks credits from Greg Theakston.

Sneak of Araby (Table of Contents: 28)

Fighting American / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby; Joe Simon

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

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Letters

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Little Abdul (first appearance, villain); Col. Flopkin (first appearance, villain); Scarlet O'Haircut (first appearance, villain); Ali Bubu; Shishkabob the Sorcerer; Shashlik; Alikhan

Synopsis

A genie takes Fighting American and Speedboy to Kishmir on the Desert, in the Middle East, to stop the communists from getting the oil owned by Little Abdul.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v2#1 (7) (April-May 1955)

Keywords

communist; desert; genie; oil; sneezing powder

Three Coins in the Pushcart (Table of Contents: 29)

Fighting American / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Carl Wessler

Pencils

John Prentice

Inks

John Prentice ?; Joe Simon ?

Colors

?

Letters

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Skudnik; Yakfoot; Grummel; Gorgeous Georgia [Gloria Swandive]

Synopsis

Communists send three agents, dressed as the Fighting American, to sabotage his reputation.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v2#1 (7) (April-May 1955)

Keywords

communists; sabotage

Indexer Notes

John Prentice pencils per Harry Mendryk's Simon and Kirby blog. Carl Wessler script per Robin Snyder, from Wessler's record books.

About Space-Face (Table of Contents: 30)

Fighting American / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Carl Wessler

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

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Letters

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Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; 20-20 (first appearance, villain); Skurvee (first appearance, villain); Space-Face (first appearance, an alien); Mister Sharp; Lucy Liverwurst

Synopsis

Someone is stealing government secrets and the prime suspect is the alien Space-Face.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Prize, 1954 series) #v2#1 (7) (April-May 1955)

Keywords

communist; space alien

Indexer Notes

Wessler script per Robin Snyder, via Wessler's record books. Originally titled "Out of This World".

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 31)

Fighting American / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Jack Kirby (signed)

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Joe Simon (signed)

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Letters

Ben Oda ?

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Look out! It's Round Robin!

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Round Robin

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Harvey, 1966 series) #1 (October 1966)

Round Robin! (Table of Contents: 32)

Fighting American / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Joe Simon; Jack Kirby

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

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Letters

Ben Oda; Howard Ferguson ?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Round Robin (introduction); Yakima Fuldoon; Floyd Dragnet

Synopsis

Police chief Floyd Dragnet calls on Fighting American and Speedboy to help capture the crook Round Robin.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Harvey, 1966 series) #1 (October 1966)

Roman Scoundrels (Table of Contents: 33)

Fighting American / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby ?

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

?

Letters

Howard Fergusen ?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Commissar Yutz (villain, introduction, death); Shepard Shoestring (introduction); Rupert Blatzbier (introduction); Theda Barracuda (introduction); Eric Von Junkheap (introduction)

Synopsis

Fighting American and Speedboy travel to Hollywood to be in a motion picture but the movie is being directed by communists who want to kill them.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Harvey, 1966 series) #1 (October 1966)

Keywords

communist; Hollywood; movie set

The Secret of Yafata's Moustache (Table of Contents: 34)

Fighting American / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby ?

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

?

Letters

Howard Fergusen ?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Viva Yafata [Harvey Nibble] (villain, introduction); Bosworth Nibble; La Mombo; El Ropo (villain, introduction); Jispers

Synopsis

Bosworth Nibble contacts the Fighting American to ask him to go to Mexico to find his son, Harvey Nibble, who he believes has been captured by bandits.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Harvey, 1966 series) #1 (October 1966)

Keywords

bandits; firing squad; Mexico

The Beef Box (Table of Contents: 35)

Fighting American and Speedboy / comic story / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Joe Simon; Jack Kirby

Pencils

Jack Kirby

Inks

Joe Simon

Colors

?

Letters

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; Allan Pain; Gulnik; Transmittor Man

Synopsis

Gulnik, an alien from Mars, comes to Earth to stop the TV signals that are polluting the Martian airwaves.

Reprints

• from Fighting American (Marvel, 1989 series) (1989)

Keywords

Martian

Indexer Notes

Originally intended for Fighting American (Harvey, 1966 series) #2.

The Mad Inker (Table of Contents: 36)

Fighting American / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Joe Simon ?; Jack Kirby ?

Pencils

Joe Simon ?; Jack Kirby ?

Inks

Joe Simon ?; Jack Kirby ?

Colors

?

Letters

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Fighting American [Johnny Flagg; Nelson Flagg]; Speedboy [Dan Sprite]; The Mad Inker [Inky]

Synopsis

Inky, the inker of the Fighting American comic book goes on a crime spree.

Reprints

• from The Simon and Kirby Library (Titan, 2010 series) #[nn] - Superheroes (October 2010)

Keywords

octopus

Indexer Notes

Originally intended for Fighting American (Harvey, 1966 series) #2. Because Joe Simon had lost the original first page of the story, the original cover for that unpublished issue was substituted as the splash page to this story.