All-American Men of War #77
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Big Fish — Little Fish!", World War I pilot Lt. Dick Brill finds himself locked in a deadly aerial duel with the ruthless German ace Baron Hugo Von Hoffner, whose diary is already filled with the names of his victims. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life by Bill Everett’s dynamic art and Gaspar Saladino’s sharp lettering, this gripping tale captures the tension and courage of the skies above the Western Front. The cover, a striking collaboration by Joe Kubert, perfectly captures the stakes of the moment.
In the gritty world of World War II, Mickey enlists with the frogmen, driven by a personal mission to confront the submarine that took his foster brother Harry’s life. Told with stark realism and quiet intensity, this wartime tale follows a young man’s desperate bid for justice beneath the waves.
In the skies over the Western Front, rookie pilot Lt. Dick Brill finds himself locked in a deadly duel with the feared German ace Baron Hugo Von Hoffner—whose diary is already full of victories, and whose next entry may be the last one Brill ever sees.
In "T.N.T. Yardstick!" from All-American Men of War #77, Bogan, a grenade specialist in the Korean War, requests a transfer, believing his dangerous proximity to explosions is a liability—only to discover that his survival may be tied to the very thing he wants to escape.
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