Reprinted from Air Fighters Comics #2-6.

Charles Biro’s long-running star of Lev Gleason’s Boy Comics returns in a spectacular return performance of some of his best stories from comics’ Golden Age. “The Big Blast” is drawn by future Joe Kubert partner and Three Stooges producer Norman Maurer, as C.B. breaks up a gang using boobytrapped T. V.’s as murder weapons. “Spectators Also Die”, by Biro and Willian (Steve Roper)Overgard has C. B. sorting out a love triangle between Buzzy, Joanie and Scooter. Buzzy ends up dead. “The Turtles’ Secret”,by Charles Biro has Crimebuster and his sometimes-partner Squeeks the Monkey on the trail of $25,000,000.00 in pirate treasure, and “Emergency Chute Failed” (By Biro and Overgard) has C. B. and Squeeks sorting out a fixed air race. Every story is lovingly restored and reprinted as cleanly as the day it went to press . Stories are from Boy Illostories #’s 79, 99, and 103. Color cover by Biro, interiors are black and white. Standard comic format.

Started out as a superhero comic, but soon moved from monthy to quarterly then for the war Hillman stopped publication altogether.Two years later it would return, but without the Boy King, and with a Crime theme added to the remaining superheroes Nightmare and Micro-Face.With issue # 16 the last two custumed heroes are dropped and the magazine is renamed Real Clue Comics.

A series that reprints classic Little Wise Guys adventures from Lev Gleason Publications.

Daredevil Comics, one of Lev Gleason Publication's longest running comics was a Golden Age anthology comic that took its name from its main feature character Daredevil (named "The Death-Defying Devil" in Dynamite Entertainment comics and "Red Devil" at AC Comics as not to be confused with the Marvel character but called by his original name, Daredevil, at Image Comics). Daredevil was eventually phased out of the title in the late forties and for most of the comic's run, apart from the title the character wasn't the main feature anymore and the covers were primarily dominated by The Little Wise Guys.

Continues from Captain Battle Jr.