Army at War #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "To Trap a Traitor," Marines Mike and Pepper keep watch over a tense stretch of the Vietnam front, their vigilance tested when they spot suspicious movement in a free-fire zone. Calling in an artillery strike on instinct, they’re left stunned when the aftermath reveals a truth far more complicated than the enemy they expected. Written by Bob Groll and illustrated by Frank Redondo, with colors by Bob Le Rose, this gripping story unfolds with quiet intensity, grounded in the weight of duty and uncertainty. The cover, by Joe Kubert, captures the moment’s tension in stark, powerful lines.
In the tense days before D-Day, Sgt. Libertini makes a dangerous jump behind enemy lines, his focus split between the mission and a secret: one of his own team is a Nazi spy. With trust fraying and the stakes rising, he must navigate deception and danger in the shadows of war.
In the tense silence of a Vietnamese jungle outpost, Marines Mike and Pepper keep watch over a free-fire zone, their duty clear—report any movement. When they spot something stirring beyond the line, they call in an artillery strike, trusting their orders. But after the smoke clears, the truth of what they saw begins to unravel.
In "Easy Money," Captain Latham assembles a ragtag crew in a New Jersey tavern, rallying them for a daring raid on a British merchant ship—using nothing but a whaling boat. The plan is reckless, the stakes high, and the crew as unpredictable as the tide.
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Reprinted in Comic Reader #158 (1978), America at War: The Best of DC War Comics #[nn] (1979), America at War: The Best of DC War Comics #[nn] (1979), Vampirella #1 (1983)
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