Battlefield Action #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis February 1961 Charlton war title delivers gripping battlefield tension right on its cover, where helmeted American soldiers push forward under tank fire amid "POW POW" sound effects, while a mysterious figure identified as "Napoleon Bonaparte" vanishes as quickly as he appeared among the Yank lines. Sam Glanzman's cover art splits the action across two vivid panels — the chaotic charge up top and a trench scene below, where confused GIs wonder aloud whether "Napoleon" was ever really there at all. It's a genuinely intriguing setup from a dependable era of Charlton war comics, rounded out by a Bar-Zim Treasure Chest sweepstakes advertisement that's a fun snapshot of early '60s comic culture.
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