S.T.R.I.P.E. [Patrick 'Pat' Dugan]

Character Chronology Index Below is the definitive list of appearances of S.T.R.I.P.E. in chronological order. Flashback sequences or story entries will be followed by a [Flashback] note. Stories that for some reason are no longer part of current continuity will have a comment saying this in a note following the entry. Follow the links for a complete index of the issue, including story and creator info as well as full character chronology and in some cases story synopses. To go to the S.T.R.I.P.E. biography click here

S.T.R.I.P.E. Chronology

As Stripesy

Star-Spangled Comics #1 (October 1941): [The Bund Saboteurs]
Star-Spangled Comics #1/2 (October 1941): [Dr. Weerd and the Metal Monster]
Star-Spangled Comics #2 (November 1941): "Vortex of Doom"
Star-Spangled Comics #2/2 (November 1941): "Ring of Rags"
Star-Spangled Comics #2/3 (November 1941): [The Kidnapping of Rolf Chandler]
Star-Spangled Comics #3 (December 1941): "Dr. Weerd"
Star-Spangled Comics #3/2 (December 1941): "Fury of the Fighting Duo"
Star-Spangled Comics #3 (December 1941): [Mission to Germany]
Leading Comics #1 (winter 1941): "Blueprint for Crime"
Star-Spangled Comics #4 (January 1942): "The Needle"
Star-Spangled Comics #4/2 (January 1942): "Mr. Ghool"
Star-Spangled Comics #4/3 (January 1942): "The Flying Buzz Saw"
Star-Spangled Comics #5 (February 1942): "The Menace of Moonglow"
Star-Spangled Comics #5/2 (February 1942): "The Master Plan of Dr. Weerd"
Star-Spangled Comics #5/3 (February 1942): "The Return of the Needle"
Star-Spangled Comics #6 (March 1942): "Citadel of Crime"
Star-Spangled Comics #6/2 (March 1942): [The Plot to Destroy the Statue of Liberty]
Leading Comics #2 (spring 1942): "Beware! The Black Star Shines"
Star-Spangled Comics #7 (April 1942): "The Picture That Killed"
Star-Spangled Comics #8 (May 1942): "King Midas"
Star-Spangled Comics #9 (June 1942): "Crime by the Chapter"
World's Finest Comics #6 (summer 1942): "The Adventure of the King of Escape"
Leading Comics #3 (summer 1942): "The Tyrants of Time" [concurrent with flashback in All-Star Squadron #29]
Star-Spangled Comics #10 (July 1942): "The Education of East-Side Eggbert"
Star-Spangled Comics #11 (August 1942): "Case of the Crippled Car"
All-Star Squadron #31 (March 1984): "Uncle Sam Wants You"
Star-Spangled Comics #12 (September 1942): "Case of the Precious Peach"
World's Finest Comics #7 (fall 1942): "The Case of the Jinxed Skyscraper"
Leading Comics #4 (fall 1942): "The Sense Master" [concurrent with All-Star Squadron #56]
All-Star Squadron #59 (July 1986): "Out of the Ashes... Mekanique"
All-Star Squadron #60 (August 1986): "The End of the Beginning!"
Young All-Stars #3 (August 1987): "A Call to Arms"
Young All-Stars #7 (December 1987): "Somewhere in This Favored Land"
Young All-Stars #9 (February 1988): "You Have Nothing to Lose But Your Souls"
Young All-Stars Annual #1 (1988): "The Mekanique Paradox"
Star-Spangled Comics #13 (October 1942): "The Man Who Could Make Dreams Come True"
Star-Spangled Comics #14 (November 1942): "Sylvester Acts His Age"
Star-Spangled Comics #15 (December 1942): "The College of Crime"
World's Finest Comics #8 (winter 1942): "Stripesy, Solo Sleuth Inc."
Leading Comics #5 (winter 1942): "The Miracles That Money Couldn't Buy"
Young All-Stars #27 (July 1989): "Meanwhile..." [Flashback to events taking place during Leading Comics #5]
Star-Spangled Comics #16 (January 1943): "Perils of the Penny Plunderers"
Star-Spangled Comics #17 (February 1943): "Spy City"
Star-Spangled Comics #18 (March 1943): "Stripesy vs. the Star Spangled Kid"
World's Finest Comics #9 (spring 1943): "Turn Back the Clock"
Leading Comics #6 (spring 1943): "The Treasure That Time Forgot"
Star-Spangled Comics #19 (April 1943): "Too Fat to Fight"
Star-Spangled Comics #20 (May 1943): "Needle in the Haystack"
Star-Spangled Comics #21 (June 1943): "Pop Goes the Weasel"
World's Finest Comics #10 (summer 1943): "Meet Mister Gadget"
Leading Comics #7 (summer 1943): "Wizard of Wisstark"
Star-Spangled Comics #22 (July 1943): "Stripesy Becomes a Brain Truster"
Star-Spangled Comics #23 (August 1943): "Sweet Land of Liberty"
Star-Spangled Comics #24 (September 1943): "The Mail Order Mob!"
World's Finest Comics #11 (fall 1943): "The Land That Wasn't There"
Leading Comics #8 (fall 1943): "Exiles in Time"
Star-Spangled Comics #25 (October 1943): "Mr. Gadget Goes to Town"
Star-Spangled Comics #26 (November 1943): "Butch Minds the Birdies"
Star-Spangled Comics #27 (December 1943): "Butch Minds the Birdies"
World's Finest Comics #12 (winter 1943): "When Stripesy Went to College"
Leading Comics #9 (winter 1943): "The Chameleon of Crime"
Star-Spangled Comics #28 (January 1944): "The Mirror of Madness"
Star-Spangled Comics #29 (February 1944): "The Picadilly Seal"
Star-Spangled Comics #30 (March 1944): "Pennies from Heaven"
World's Finest Comics #13 (spring 1944): "Stars of the Silver Screen"
Leading Comics #10 (spring 1944): "King of the Hundred Isles"
Star-Spangled Comics #31 (April 1944): "Arson Larceny"
Star-Spangled Comics #32 (May 1944): "The Numismatist's Noose"
Star-Spangled Comics #33 (June 1944): "The Fighter They Couldn't Floor"
World's Finest Comics #14 (summer 1944): "Thuggery in the Theatre"
Leading Comics #11 (summer 1944): "The Hard-Luck Hat"
Star-Spangled Comics #34 (July 1944): "A Greek Tragedy"
Star-Spangled Comics #35 (August 1944): "The Short Weight Blues"
Star-Spangled Comics #36 (September 1944): "Kidnapping in Ten Easy Lessons"
World's Finest Comics #15 (fall 1944): "Shelter for Shenanigans"
Leading Comics #12 (fall 1944): "Million Dollar Challenge"
Star-Spangled Comics #37 (October 1944): "Cowboy Crooks"
Star-Spangled Comics #38 (November 1944): "Pat Dugan Turns Crook"
Star-Spangled Comics #39 (December 1944): "Model Muggs"
World's Finest Comics #16 (winter 1944): "Fantastic Fans"
Leading Comics #13 (winter 1944): "Trophies of Crime"
Star-Spangled Comics #40 (January 1945): "Walnuts with Crushed Crooks on the Side"
Star-Spangled Comics #41 (February 1945): "Pearls of Crime"
Star-Spangled Comics #42 (March 1945): "Peril in Plunder"
World's Finest Comics #17 (spring 1945): "The Clown of Crime"
Leading Comics #14 (spring 1945): "The Bandits from the Books"
Star-Spangled Comics #43 (April 1945): "Gadget Learns a Lesson"
Star-Spangled Comics #44 (May 1945): "The Saga of Swindle"
Star-Spangled Comics #45 (June 1945): "The Noisy Necktie"
World's Finest Comics #18 (summer 1945): "False Paradise for Felons"
Star-Spangled Comics #46 (July 1945): "Where There's Smoke There's Crime"
Star-Spangled Comics #47 (August 1945): "The Cat's Paw"
Star-Spangled Comics #48 (September 1945): "When Dreams Come True"
Star-Spangled Comics #49 (October 1945): "The Comet Kid and Barsey"
Star-Spangled Comics #50 (November 1945): "Roundabout Robbery"
Star-Spangled Comics #51 (December 1945): "Mr. Gadget Breaks Jail"
Star-Spangled Comics #52 (January 1946): "The Beggar Band"
Star-Spangled Comics #53 (February 1946): "Clip-Joint for Crime"
Star-Spangled Comics #54 (March 1946): "Sylvester Sits It Out"
Star-Spangled Comics #55 (April 1946): "The Jigsaw Puzzle Murder"
Star-Spangled Comics #56 (May 1946): "School for Problem Children"
Star-Spangled Comics #57 (June 1946): "The Flaming Test"
Star-Spangled Comics #58 (July 1946)
Star-Spangled Comics #59 (August 1946): "The Great Disappearing Act"
Star-Spangled Comics #60 (September 1946)
Star-Spangled Comics #61 (October 1946)
Star-Spangled Comics #62 (November 1946)
Star-Spangled Comics #63 (December 1946): "The Star of Destiny"
Star-Spangled Comics #64 (January 1947): "The Felon in the Family"
Star-Spangled Comics #65 (February 1947): "Dugan Dons a Top Hat"
Star-Spangled Comics #66 (March 1947): "The Ice Cream Crimes"
Star-Spangled Comics #67 (April 1947): "Murder Sets a Snare"
Star-Spangled Comics #68 (May 1947): "Adventure Express"
Star-Spangled Comics #69 (June 1947): "A-Hunting We Will Go"
Star-Spangled Comics #70 (July 1947): "The Vanishing Microfilm"
Star-Spangled Comics #71 (August 1947): "The Thief with 1,000 Lamps"
Star-Spangled Comics #72 (September 1947): "Taxi to Trouble"
Star-Spangled Comics #73 (October 1947): "Flight of the Crooked Bee"
Star-Spangled Comics #74 (November 1947): "Looters of the Lake"
Star-Spangled Comics #75 (December 1947): "The Crooked Ghosts"
Star-Spangled Comics #76 (January 1948): "The Battle of the Century"
Star-Spangled Comics #77 (February 1948): "The Big Bad Banker"
Star-Spangled Comics #78 (March 1948): "The Pin-Ball Crimes"
Star-Spangled Comics #79 (April 1948): "Gentleman Pat Dugan"
Star-Spangled Comics #80 (May 1948): "Dance of Danger"
Star-Spangled Comics #81 (June 1948): "The Human Fly"
Star-Spangled Comics #82 (July1948): "Crimes by Magic"
Star-Spangled Comics #83 (August 1948): "The Adventure of the Rope"
Star-Spangled Comics #84 (September 1948): "The Return of the Rope"
Star-Spangled Comics #85 (October 1948): "The Educated Horse"
Star-Spangled Comics #86 (November 1948): "Crime on Ice"
Justice League of America #100 (August 1972): "The Unknown Soldier of Victory" [Flashback]
Justice League of America #101 (September 1972): "The Hand That Shook the World"
Justice League of America #102 (October 1972): "And One of Us Must Die"
Infinity, Inc. #11 (February 1985): "Aftermath and Prologue" [Flashback]
Crisis on Infinite Earths #5 (August 1985): "Worlds in Limbo"
Infinity, Inc. #23 (February 1986): "Feithera by Stormlight"