Brûlant #31
In "La guerre n'est pas un jeu," a desert rescue leads to an unexpected ally when the crew saves a young boy named Ali from thieves—only to find him returning at a critical moment. When a German plane is shot down and a dying British pilot warns of a hidden Nazi poison gas dump, the tankers take on the perilous mission, only to be blinded by magnesium flares. With Ali’s help, they navigate the chaos, outmaneuver storm troopers, and turn the tide. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Russ Heath, with a cover by Joe Kubert, this 1974 issue delivers tense wartime drama with a touch of fate and redemption.
In *Le raid des diables rouges*, a daring mission unfolds as the Hellcats storm a Japanese prison camp, driven by a desperate mission to rescue two medical missionaries who’ve stumbled upon a deadly nerve gas. With time running out and the enemy closing in, the team must navigate treacherous defenses and unseen dangers to pull off a rescue that could change the course of the war.
In the blistering sands of a wartime desert, a ragtag crew of tankers rescues a young boy named Ali from raiders—only to find his promise of repayment echoing long after. When they intercept a dying British pilot’s warning about a hidden Nazi poison gas cache, they take on the desperate mission to destroy it, only to be left blind by their own flares. Ali returns, not just to guide them through the blinding aftermath, but to lead them through a brutal clash with storm troopers, proving his loyalty in the fiercest test of all.
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↩ Reprints Our Fighting Forces #107 (1967), G.I. Combat #137 (1969), Our Army at War #213 (1969), Our Army at War #214 (1970), Our Army at War #215 (1970), Star Spangled War Stories #153 (1970), Our Fighting Forces #129 (1971), Star Spangled War Stories #156 (1971), Weird War Tales #4 (1972)
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