Brûlant #14
"La bataille du désert" marks a pivotal moment in the series, as the Enemy Ace, wounded and stranded behind enemy lines, finds unexpected aid from The Hangman and his sister. With the stakes rising, von Hammer’s escape just before deportation to a POW camp sets the stage for a high-stakes confrontation. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with intense precision by Joe Kubert—both pencils and inks—this issue delivers a gripping blend of wartime tension and personal resolve. The cover by Joe Kubert captures the moment with stark, dramatic flair.
In "Mission spéciale," Hunter leads a small band of Hellcats deep into enemy territory on a high-stakes mission to ransom a captured Allied scientist—only to discover, to their surprise, that she is a woman.
In "Le visage du bourreau," a wounded German fighter pilot known as the Enemy Ace is taken in by The Hangman and his sister after crashing behind enemy lines. As he recovers, an unexpected bond begins to form—until he escapes just before being sent to a POW camp, slipping back into the war to face the very men who saved him.
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↩ Reprints Our Fighting Forces #86 (1964), Our Army at War #168 (1966), Ghostly Tales #62 (1967), Our Army at War #193 (1968), G.I. Combat #130 (1968), Our Fighting Forces #114 (1968), Star Spangled War Stories #140 (1968)
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