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[STORY]	[Suspected of Treason] / Iron Ace / comic story / 9 pages (from Air Fighters Classics (Eclipse, 1987 series) #3 (March 1988))
[STORY]	[The Origin of the Iron Ace] / Iron Ace / comic story / 9 pages (from Comic Reprints (Nostalgia, Inc. [Don Maris Comics], 1973 series) #[1] (1973))
[STORY]	[The Mighty Thor] / Iron Ace / comic story / 9 pages (from Air Fighters Classics (Eclipse, 1987 series) #4 (May 1988))
[STORY]	[Suspected of Treason] / Iron Ace / comic story / 9 pages (from Air Fighters Comics (Hillman, 1941 series) #v1#4 [4] (January 1943))
[STORY]	[The Origin of the Iron Ace] / Iron Ace / comic story / 9 pages (from Air Fighters Classics (Eclipse, 1987 series) #1 (November 1987))
[STORY]	[The Mighty Thor] / Iron Ace / comic story / 9 pages (from Air Fighters Comics (Hillman, 1941 series) #v1#5 [5] (February 1943))
[STORY]	[The Plot to Kill de Gaulle] / Iron Ace / comic story / 9 pages (from Air Fighters Classics (Eclipse, 1987 series) #2 (January 1988))
[STORY]	[The Man with the Crooked Smile] / Iron Ace / comic story / 10 pages (from Air Fighters Classics (Eclipse, 1987 series) #6 (May 1989))
[STORY]	[The Plot To Kill de Gaulle] / Iron Ace / comic story / 9 pages (from Air Fighters Comics (Hillman, 1941 series) #v1#3 [3] (December 1942))
[STORY]	[The Origin of the Iron Ace] / Iron Ace / comic story / 9 pages (from Air Fighters Comics (Hillman, 1941 series) #v1#2 [2] (November 1942))
[STORY]	[The Man With the Crooked Smile] / Iron Ace / comic story / 10 pages (from Air Fighters Comics (Hillman, 1941 series) #v1#7 [7] (April 1943))

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