During the wartime boom of adventure comics, Gilberton Publications, best known for their Classics Illustrated series, launched Bomber Comics, featuring several new heroes (e.g. boxer Kid Dixon, sky ace Eagle Evans, etc.) but ultimately lasting only four issues. Crediting the penname "Omar Tahan," the S. M. Iger Studio may have put writer Ruth Roche[2] with artists Chuck Winter,[3] Paul Cooper,[4] inker Alex Blum, or pencilers Henry Keifer and Matt Baker to originate the character of Kismet, Man of Fate. The superheroic Kismet, battling Nazis in wartime France, would appear in all four issues of Bomber Comics before it was discontinued and later fell into the public domain.