Episode Guide
Story arcs in the early years of the daily strip:
- 1943
- War in the Pacific
- 1944
- Island Raids
- Sultry
- 1945
- Mr. Flint
- Civilian Life
- Sultry’s Tiger
- 1946
- The Mad Baron
- Salvaduras (daily and Sunday)
- 1947
- Africa
- Vacation with Christy
- Thursty Collins
- Harry Sparrow
- 1948
- Miss Freeze
- The Search for Buz
- The Wedding Present
- 1949
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- African Honeymoon
- Monkey Business
- Revolution
- 1950
- Buz Alone
- Diana
- William Shakespeare
- 1951
- Wish Jones
- Alaska
- Doldrums
- Zazarof
- 1952
- The Hawks Boys
- Locusts
- Panazuela Oil
- 1953
- Island of the Lotus Eaters
- Christy’s Baby
- Test Pilot
- 1954
- Hurricane Hunters
- VTO
- 1955
- Paint
- Mystery Plane
- All Washed Up
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