Synopsis
Wash has followed Carol McKee and her father to Panazuela. He brought Captain Easy, who was suffering from amnesia from a blow on the head. They are thrown into prison when a revolution starts. When the prison is shelled, Easy is hit on the head and recovers his memory. The group hijacks a ride to the airport. Meanwhile, Bull Dawson, who has been heading the army of the President, sends the ruler on a plane ride while planning on taking the country's treasury for himself.
Notes
Indicia title is "WASH TUBBS, No. 28." No code number. Copyright 1939 by NEA Service, Inc. Even though the title of the comic is "Wash Tubbs" and all the strips reprinted are Wash Tubbs dailies, all the story logos are "Captain Easy, Soldier of Fortune," which was the title of the Sunday version of the strip.
The entire contents are reprinted from issues of Red Ryder Comics (Dell, 1942 series) and Red Ryder Comics (Hawley, 1940 series).
Reprinted from
- Red Ryder Comics #3— Reprints only pages 3 to 5?
- Red Ryder Comics #4
- Red Ryder Comics #5— Pages 1 to 4 are from Red Ryder Comics (Hawley, 1940 Series) #5 (December 1941). The comic strip from 1939-02-06 was omitted.
- Red Ryder Comics #6— Pages 5 to 11 are from Red Ryder Comics (1942 series) #6 (April 1942).
- Red Ryder Comics #7
- Red Ryder Comics #8
- Red Ryder Comics #9— Strips 1939-04-24 and 1939-04-25 were omitted from this reprint.
- Red Ryder Comics #10
- Red Ryder Comics #11— The first 8 pages are from Red Ryder Comics (Dell, 1942 series) #11 (January-February 1943).
- Red Ryder Comics #12— The final page is the first page from #12 (March-April 1943) with the logo removed and the two first panels from the second page inserted at the bottom.
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