Big Shot #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Herr Schmutz's Spy Ring," Jerry's sudden silence after volunteering to track down a missing raiding party sends Joe into action, setting off a tense mission behind enemy lines. Written and drawn by Ham Fisher in the wartime spirit of 1944, this issue delivers high-stakes suspense with crisp, expressive art. The cover by Tom DeAngelo captures the urgency with a striking, shadowed image of Joe in motion.
In "More Army Life," Jerry’s delayed return from a reconnaissance mission sends a ripple of concern through the unit—when he doesn’t check in after two hours, Joe steps up, volunteering to track him down. The story captures the quiet tension of duty and camaraderie in the midst of wartime routine, where a simple mission becomes a test of trust and resolve.
In this 1944 wartime humor tale from Big Shot #43, a captain and a sergeant are baffled and impressed by the sudden bursts of skill from soldier Jerry—unaware that his unexpected prowess is driven by nothing more than a bee trapped in his pants.
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