A panel from Planet comics. The scene is titled “GALE CAN STAND NO MORE…”. The character is depicted wearing a futuristic crown inside a clear helmet. The panel features a speech bubble with the text “I’VE HAD ENOUGH OF THIS!”
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Planet Comics # 12 | Published May 1941. With this issue, brunette Gale Allen got a dye job and spent the rest of her career as a blonde.
Gale Allen and her Girl Squadron! were from Planet Comics, from the publisher Fiction House. As a Venusian princess, she grew up to become the captain of the Universal Space Patrol. A skilled space pilot sporting a ray gun at her hip, Gale leads her Girl Squadron in the fight for galactic justice around the year 1990 (when her adventures first begin).
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Published 1941? So the thick of WWII days.
Yeah…we have a bit of a nazi problem in 2026. And I too have had enough of this.
I’m right there with ya, Gale.
“Why did I put on my crown first? I’m basically wearing a hat under a helmet. And why did I think doing my hair like this was a good idea? As soon as I turn my head, it’s going to get stuck in my face! I’m going to kill the first person who smirks.”
“Can stand no more, eh?” …pulls out a chair like a chivalrous gentleman at the time this was published would… “Here, have a seat.”
Gale Allen and her Girl Squadron sounds like a fun read … is it?
Planet Comics as a whole is a fun read (a few stories are lame, but not many). It’s an anthology comic with most stories being 4-15 pages long. Gale isn’t presented as a Damsel in distress, but as an early female action hero.
Her character was introduced in Planet Comics #4.
https://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=87659
Her first episodes are 4 pages long. You’ll have to skip from comic to comic. Amazon has a book with the collected stories (allegedly) for about $4. I’m cheap, so I don’t know.
https://www.amazon.com/Squadron-Century-Fantastic-Femmes-Comics-ebook/dp/B008NST1I8
That sounds excellent, I’ll have to give it a go … I’m outside the US, so I’ll try to track stuff down online …
Thank you for such a thorough reply!
Comic Book Plus has them posted online to read for free. This is the link to Planet Comics #4 (her debut).
Thanks - I was thinking of the collected works because I’m lazy like that, but I’m not about to look a gift horse in the mouth!
Gale, you’re so thin skinned.
