Battleground #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beyond the Call of Duty," Margie faces a difficult choice between Tim and Burt, two men whose paths cross in unexpected ways. When Tim sees Burt’s courage firsthand and begins to question his own worth, the moment of truth arrives—only to reveal that love isn’t always about heroics, but about who truly sees you. Joe Maneely’s dynamic art brings the emotional stakes to life, while Russ Heath’s striking cover captures the tension of a decision that could change everything.
In "Beyond the Call of Duty," wartime camaraderie tests loyalty and love as Margie faces a painful choice between two men—Tim and Burt—whose paths cross in the heat of battle. When Tim sees Burt’s courage firsthand, he questions his own worth, only to be saved by Burt in turn, setting off a chain of emotions neither man expected.
In the tense silence of a war-torn field, Jesse stumbles through the wreckage, narrowly avoiding death as he watches German soldiers plant mines. With quick thinking, he shifts the marker they’ve left to guide their own retreat, turning their plan against them.
In "Attack at Dawn," former Confederate soldier Wheeler steps into command during a critical moment, leaving veteran soldier Pete to question his loyalty to the Union. As the battle begins at dawn, Wheeler’s steady leadership under fire quickly earns the respect of those who doubted him.
In the shadowed hills of wartime China, a group of Formosan raiders launches relentless nighttime attacks, their sudden strikes leaving the local forces reeling. Captured and locked behind bars, they still vanish each night, baffling and humiliating the Chinese official tasked with holding them.
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Reprinted in Battleground #11 (1959), War #11 (1962), The Jack Kirby Reader #2 (2004), The Complete Kirby War and Romance #[nn] (2021)
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