Young Allies Vol 1 (1941–1946)

Publisher: Timely Comics Type: Ongoing Series Genre: Superhero Featuring: Young Allies

Status: Finished Publication Date: June, 1941—October, 1946

20 issues • 81 images

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Young Allies #1
"The Coming of Agent Zero"
Cover date: June, 1941

Young Allies #2
"Fate Spins An Evil Web"
Cover date: December, 1941

Young Allies #3
"The Coming of the Khan"
Cover date: March, 1942

Young Allies #4
"The Most Amazing Story of All Time"
Cover date: June, 1942

Young Allies #5
"Horror in Hollywood"
Cover date: September, 1942

Young Allies #6
"School For Sabotage"
Cover date: January, 1943

Young Allies #7
"Meet the Ambassador of Terror"
Cover date: April, 1943

Young Allies #8
"North Africa Ahoy"
Cover date: July, 1943

Young Allies #9
"The Bloody Henchman"
Cover date: September, 1943

Young Allies #10
"The Horror of the Doll-Devil"
Cover date: December, 1943

Young Allies #11
"The Spawn of Death"
Cover date: March, 1944

Young Allies #12
"The Terror of the Jap Head"
Cover date: March, 1944

Young Allies #13
"Coffins For Sale"
Cover date: June, 1944

Young Allies #14
"The Green Death"
Cover date: December, 1944

Young Allies #15
"River of Fire"
Cover date: March, 1945

Young Allies #16
"The Mad Prince Shinto"
Cover date: June, 1945

Young Allies #17
"Phantom of Amajo Suki"
Cover date: September, 1945

Young Allies #18
"Eeney, Meeny, Miny-Murder"
Cover date: December, 1945

Young Allies #19
"Death Solves A Puzzle"
Cover date: March, 1946

Young Allies #20
"Dreams For Sale"
Cover date: October, 1946

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Notes

Based on the event of Young Allies Comics 70th Anniversary Special #1 it has been identified that the adventures of the Young Allies depicted in this series are fictionalized versions of true events that were used as Pro-American propaganda during World War II. All stories listed in this series (unless otherwise stated) are considered Marvel canon per-se, in that the stories are noted as being highly embellished and fraught with many impossibilities and coincidences. That said, they are based on actual events that for the most part have yet to be told as they actually happened.