Flying Aces (periodical)
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| Writer(s) | Arch Whitehouse, Joe Archibald, Donald E. Keyhoe |
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| Illustrator(s) | R. C. Wardel, Paul Bissell, C. B. Mayshark, August Schomburg (covers) |
| Frequency | Monthly / Bi-monthly |
| Publisher | Ace Magazines (Magazine Publishers, Inc.) |
| First issue | September 1928 |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Flying Aces is a ~180-issue fiction anthology magazine devoted to air adventure stories that was originally published by Ace Magazines from 1928 through 1945. The magazine ran varied serial adventure features, including: Donald E. Keyhoe's Captain Philip Strange, "Phantom Ace of G-2" or "The Brain-Devil", a psychic ace fighter pilot during the First World War; Keyhoe's Richard Knight, a.k.a. Secret Agent "Q", who had the power to see in dark; Arch Whitehouse's Kerry Keene, the "Griffon," secret amphibious plane pilot with the U.S. Justice Department; Joe Archibald's Lt. Phineas Pinkham, a Spad biplane pilot in the 9th Pursuit Squadron at Bar-le-Duc, France during the First World War; and others.