| Blue Tracer | |
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 Dunn and "Boomerang" Jones, inside the Blue Tracer, on one of their missions | |
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Real Name |
William "Wild Bill" Dunn and "Boomerang" Jones |
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First Appearance |
Military Comics #1 (August 1941) |
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Original Publisher |
Quality |
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Created by |
Fred Guardineer |
The Blue Tracer
Origin[]
William "Wild Bill" Dunn was an American engineer working with the army in a secluded portion of Ethiopia. While working, his team was attacked by a group of supernatural beings named the M'bujies. The M'bujies wounded Dunn and killed his teammates. Dunn was rescued by "Boomerang" Jones, an Australian soldier who had been given up for dead. Jones was now fighting his own private war against the Nazis. After Dunn recovered, the two men created a super-vehicle out of captured Nazi equipment, naming it the Blue Tracer. The Tracer was an all-terrain vehicle that could become a tank, an airplane, or a submarine. It was armed with machine guns, a cannon, and torpedoes. The two men used the vehicle to destroy the M'bujies and escape the jungle.
Blue Tracer schematics (Military Comics #4)
Public Domain Appearances[]
- Military Comics #1-16
See Also[]
- Wikipedia
- International Hero
- Comicvine (William Wild Bill Dunn)
- Comicvine (Boomerang Jones)