Battleground #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "One Step Means Death!", medic Private Bill Ames faces the brutal realities of war in a tense, harrowing stand-off during a fierce battle. With courage under fire, he treats both his own comrades and a captured German soldier—only to be caught in a deadly moment when the prisoner attempts to use a grenade. Paul Reinman’s stark, expressive art brings the raw intensity of the scene to life, while John Severin’s cover captures the chilling moment of decision.
In the tense silence of a narrow mountain pass, North Korean soldiers fortify their position, sealing off the far end with mines and trapping their own men in the narrow corridor. As American forces prepare to advance, they face a chilling calculation: only those weighing over 75 kilograms can safely cross—every lighter soldier risks triggering the deadly traps.
In "Under Fire!", Private Bill Ames, the medic for Tower Red Company, pushes through relentless enemy fire to save his fellow soldiers. Amid the chaos, he tends to a wounded German prisoner, and when the man attempts to use a grenade, Bill’s calm resolve forces a moment of unexpected choice.
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Reprinted in War Is Hell #4 (1973), War Is Hell #6 (1973), Krig är helvete #2/1974 (1974), Battle Action #5 (1975)
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