Cover: Don Perlin & Charles Nicholas

Attack #28

May 1981 · Charlton · 0.50 USD; 0.12 GBP

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In "The Informer," Captain Wexler and PFC Clark team up with Italian resistance fighters to repair a damaged radio and signal for help during a tense mission behind enemy lines in WWII. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life by Don Perlin’s dynamic art—pencils, inks, and lettering all by Perlin—this gripping tale captures the courage and resourcefulness of soldiers in the thick of war, with Charles Nicholas handling the cover.

Contains 3 stories

The Informer

10 pp · War

Captain Willy Schultz

The Sniper

7 pp · War

Captain Willy Schultz

The Panzers Are Coming!

7 pp · War

Captain WexlerPFC Jordie ClarkLuigi (Italian partisan)

In the tense aftermath of a failed ambush, Captain Wexler and PFC Clark find themselves cut off behind enemy lines, relying on a makeshift radio and the quiet courage of Italian resistance fighters to signal for help. As the distant rumble of tanks grows louder, their desperate call for liberation becomes a race against time.