Ginger Maguire was the star of several World War II aviation adventures, though she was apparently a genuine less-than-liberated mental lightweight. She was constantly in search of a husband as well as a career in aviation. She eventually managed to get a job ferrying military equipment around the Pacific. Post-war, Sky Girl got a job as a waitress at an airport cafe and dyed her hair blond but still continued to have aerial adventures.

She had no super powers, but she could fly a plane...just not very well. She often crashed planes and caused property damage.

*Jumbo Comics #68-129

*[http://www.toonopedia.com/skygirl.htm Toonopedia]
*[http://www.herogoggles.com/Heroes/S_heroes.htm Hero Goggles]
*[http://www.dpccomics.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/theamericancomicshop/goldenagedatabase/index.php?search=sky+girl Golden Age Heroes Directory]
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Sky Girl


Ginger Maguire was the star of several World War II aviation adventures, though she was apparently a genuine less-than-liberated mental lightweight. She was constantly in search of a husband as well as a career in aviation. She eventually managed to get a job ferrying military equipment around the Pacific. Post-war, Sky Girl got a job as a waitress at an airport cafe and dyed her hair blond but still continued to have aerial adventures.




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