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Issue: Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales #7
Publication Date: November 2017
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Issues: #7 of 10 Issues
Title: Raid of No Return: A World War II Tale of the Doolittle Raid
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Publisher: FlagHarry N. Abrams
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Indicia Publisher: Amulet Books
On Sale Date: 11/08/2017
Volume:
Pages: 136
ISBN: 9781419725562
UPC/EAN: 978141972556251299
Price: $15.99 CAD
£9.99 GBP
$12.99 USD
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Content Items: 22 (11 stories, 1 cover)
Editor(s): Nathan Hale (design); Chad W. Beckerman (design)
Disclose Notes: Printed and bound in the U.S.A.
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Publication Type: Hardcover
Color: Color covers and endsheets; black and white interior
Dimensions: 5 3/4" w x 7 3/4" h
Paper Stock: Glossy
Binding: Hardcover
Publishing Format: Ongoing Series
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Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Character(s): The circular "World War II Tale" feature is an affix, and may not appear on all covers.
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The Pacific Ocean 1942

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
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Character(s): Hangman; Nathan Hale
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"Raid of No Return"

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale
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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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First Line: For Colonel Richard E. Cole: The Last Raider
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Chapter 1 "On March 8, 1862, near the entrance to the Chesapeake Bay, the Confederate ironclad CSS Virginia steamed into battle."

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Subject Matter
Genres: aviation, historical, military, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale; Genda Minoru [Minoru Genda]; Japanese naval pilots
Synopsis: Nathan Hale explains Japan's history of wars in the 19th and 20th centuries, the modernization of Japan's navy, and Japan's preparations to attack Pearl Harbor.
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Chapter 2 "Washington, D.C."

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Genres: aviation, historical, military, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale; President Franklin D. Roosevelt; Yamamoto Isoroku [Isoroku Yamamoto]; Fuchida Mitsuo [Mitsuo Fuchida]; Japanese naval pilots
Synopsis: Hoping to curtail Japanese aggression, Roosevelt cuts off their access to U.S. petroleum and other resources. Desperate to keep the initiative and conquer new sources of supply, the Japanese deal a devastating blow to the U.S. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor.
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Chapter 3 "The mission was a great success!"

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Genres: historical, military, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale; Yamamoto Isoroku [Isoroku Yamamoto]; Japanese naval pilot; Japanese naval officers
Synopsis: The Pearl Harbor attack was a sneak attack in time of peace, disturbing many Japanese and enraging Americans. In addition, the American aircraft carriers were not present, leaving them unharmed and a great strategic danger.
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Chapter 4 "Washington, D.C., December 7, 1941"

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Genres: historical, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale; Eleanor Roosevelt; Franklin D. Roosevelt; American sailors; American civilians; members of Congress
Synopsis: The first White House presentation on Pearl Harbor comes when Eleanor Roosevelt rallies the people in a regularly scheduled address. On the following day President Roosevelt asks Congress to declare war. Shortly after that, Germany and Italy declare war on the U.S.
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Chapter 5 "Pacific Ocean, 200 Miles from the Mouth of the Columbia River, December 24, 1941"

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Genres: aviation, historical, military, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale; American army pilots; Jimmy Doolittle [James H. Doolittle]
Synopsis: Army bombers are retrofitted for longer-distance flight. Famed pilot Jimmy Doolittle, now an army colonel, recruits enthusiastic pilots and aircrew for a secret and dangerous mission.
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Chapter 6 "Air Corps Proving Ground at Eglin Field, Florida, March 3rd, 1942"

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
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Genres: aviation, historical, military, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale; Jimmy Doolittle [James H. Doolittle]; Lt. Henry Miller; Japanese soldiers
Synopsis: As Japan runs rampant in Asia and the Pacific, Doolittle and navy Lt. Miller train the men for bewildering short takeoffs in Florida.
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Chapter 7 "Eglin Field, Florida, March 24th, 1942, 3:00 A.M."

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Genres: aviation, historical, military, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Jimmy Doolittle [James H. Doolittle]; Lt. Henry Miller; army pilots; sailor; Marc Mitscher
Synopsis: Doolittle has the bombers loaded onto an aircraft carrier and leads his men to sea, where he reveals that their mission is to bomb Japan. Once again, every man volunteers.
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Chapter 8 "USS Thresher, Pearl Harbor, March 23rd, 1942"

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Genres: aviation, historical, military, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale; Manske; Commander Anderson; crew of the submarine Thresher; Marc Mitscher; army pilots; Jimmy Doolittle [James H. Doolittle]
Synopsis: Submarine Thresher, scouting off Japan for the task force, comes under attack. Doolittle assigns targets for each bomber.
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Chapter 9 "Naval Headquarters, Tokyo, Japan, April 10th, 1942"

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Genres: aviation, historical, military, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale; Jimmy Doolittle [James H. Doolittle]; Japanese naval officers; Commander Anderson; crew of the submarine Thresher; Marc Mitscher; crew of the aircraft carrier Hornet; navy pilots; army pilots; Machinist's Mate Wall; Admiral Halsey [Bill Halsey] [Bull Halsey] [William F. Halsey]
Synopsis: The fleet approaching Japan is discovered too early, so Doolittle announces that although the raid will still take place it means attacking in daylight rather than at night, and also that the bombers will not have the range to land safely. Although given a chance to withdraw, every man again volunteers. Each one of the 16 bombers manages to struggle into the air, and sets course for Japan.
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Chapter 10 "Naval Headquarters, Tokyo, Japan, April 18th, 1942"

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Genres: aviation, historical, military, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Jimmy Doolittle [James H. Doolittle]; Japanese naval officers; army pilots; army aircrew; Lieutenant Cole; Manske; Captain Greening
Synopsis: One airplane has to ditch its bombs, but the other 15 all attack targets in Japan, then set off to fly to the limit of their range.
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Chapter 11 "Plane # 16 Bat Out of Hell"

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale
Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Genres: aviation, historical, military, non-fiction
Feature(s): Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales
Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale; Jimmy Doolittle [James H. Doolittle]; Japanese soldiers; Chinese guerillas; army pilots; army aircrew; George Barr; Ted Lawson; Soviet military personnel; Manske; Manch; Wilder; Leland D. Faktor; William J. Dieter; Donald E. Fitzmaurice; Kempeitai; Mr. Wong; Thomas White; British consul; Harold Spatz; Dean Hallmark; William Farrow; Jacob Deshazer; Robert J. Meder; Robert Hite; Chase Nielsen; Edward Saylor; Richard Thatcher; Richard E. Cole
Synopsis: One airplane escapes to neutral Russia, but the others crash or are destroyed in China, within enemy territory. Some of the raiders die in crashes, some are captured and tortured, others are executed. Most, however, make it back to Allied lines thanks to the work of the Chinese, who suffer a quarter-million dead in revenge. The Raiders hold repeated reunions, and as of the writing of the book Richard E. Cole was the sole survivor, aged 101.
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Disclose Notes: As of the date of this indexing Richard E. Cole still survives, at the age of 102.

Richard E. Cole passed away April 9, 2019, at the age of 103.
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First Line: NHHT
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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
Penciller(s): Nathan Hale; ? (photos)
Inker(s): Nathan Hale; ? (photos)
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Character(s): Reader; Correction Baby; Research Babies; hangman; provost; Nathan Hale the artist
First Line: Excuse me, is this where I bring my notes for the Correction Baby?
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Character(s): Hangman
First Line: Which one of the Hazardous Tales are you going to read next?
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The Pacific Ocean 1942

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Writer(s): Nathan Hale
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Inker(s): Nathan Hale
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Character(s): Hangman; Nathan Hale
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Character(s): Hangman; provost; Nathan Hale
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