Approved Comics #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two distinct stories. The first follows "Leatherneck Jack" at a junkyard in Korea, where he battles enemy forces using a snake as a weapon while soldiers engage in combat around him. The second story depicts a theatrical director who agrees to help a woman get into a show, then transitions to a military narrative in which Marines attempt an escorted tour through enemy lines; after making contact with division headquarters, they come under enemy fire while traveling on horseback, with soldiers ultimately taking defensive positions as they face attack near their company's position.
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