The Looming Spectre of Death:
Death rides, menaces the Human Torch in a flooding tunnel, advances as a glacier and looks over Hitler’s shoulder, all from the same busy issue: Human Torch v1 005b, 1941
The Looming Spectre of War:
Also from Human Torch v1 005b: the looming spectre of war, in the form of Mars, menaces the USA and rejoices in the flooding of Berlin.
The Looming Spectre of Death:
Death rides, menaces the Human Torch in a flooding tunnel, advances as a glacier and looks over Hitler’s shoulder, all from the same busy issue: Human Torch v1 005b, 1941
The Looming Spectre of War:
Also from Human Torch v1 005b: the looming spectre of war, in the form of Mars, menaces the USA and rejoices in the flooding of Berlin.
Nova Scotia:
As I always have to note when Nova Scotia pops up in a comic book: here’s Captain Aero taking in the sights on the featureless green plain that is the Halifax Airfield. (Captain Aero Comics 001, 1941)
the Looming Spectre of War:
Less popular than our old friend the Looming Spectre of Death, the Looming Spectre of War nonetheless deserves recognition as a potent allegorical image. (Cat-Man Comics 002, 1941)
And speaking of the Looming Spectre of Death, here’s a fine example of such. (Cat-Man Comics 003, 1941)
Trophy Room – Blaze Baylor:
Blaze Baylor, costumed arson-fighter, has a whole bookshelf full of incendiary devices. (Cat-Man Comics 002, 1941)