Credits
Writer(s):
? [as William Churchill, Jr. (byline)]
Penciller(s):
Arturo Cazeneuve
Inker(s):
Arturo Cazeneuve
Colorist(s):
?
Letterer(s):
?
Subject Matter
Genres:
adventure, war
Feature(s):
British Agent 99
Character(s):
British Agent 99 [Alan Douglas, aka Hal Payne as an American reporter] (introduction, origin, former Hollywood star); General Douglas (flashback, Alan's father, death); Sultana Zaida; Chuck; Herr Karl Vern (villain); Fritz (villain); Heinrich (villain, Vern's chauffeur); the Nazis (villains)
First Line:
The adventures of Alan Douglas, famed Hollywood star, begin when he returns to England to serve his country...
Synopsis:
Traveling to Belgrade, Yugoslavia, on his first assignment, in the disguise of an American reporter, Agent 99 saves a young girl from the Nazis and tells her that he is in Yugoslavia to protect her from Gestapo agents.
Reprinting
Reprint Notes:
Miscellaneous
Pages:
12
Notes:
Bill Black states the art was done by Arturo Cazeneuve, yet the Who's Who states that Pierce Rice was the penciler of the strip (in 1941). Maybe Cazeneuve inked the story.