Captain Steve Savage #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCaptain Steve Savage and his jet fighter team encounter a mysterious enemy seaport and launch a dangerous underwater demolition mission. Lieutenant Glenn's team is tasked with using explosives and mining techniques to destroy enemy installations, but they discover a wounded red sentry and suspect enemy activity on a nearby island. As the team explores a cave to investigate further, they uncover evidence of an enemy launch site and work to complete their sabotage mission before the enemy can react.
When Captain Steve Savage's legend becomes too dangerous for the enemy to ignore, he devises a daring plan to weaponize their own superstitions against them—by faking his death and returning as an unstoppable phantom in the night sky. As the "Ghost Ship" terrorizes enemy squadrons across the Korean front, Savage discovers that fear can be as devastating as firepower, sending enemy pilots fleeing in panic and turning the tide of the air war.
Captain Steve Savage is assigned to train Chinese Nationalist pilots on Formosa, but a Communist spy tips off enemy forces, leading to a dangerous interception by Red MiGs—and worse, a forced crash-landing on a deserted island where the Reds are determined to capture the Thunderjet intact. With his radarman Sergeant Jazz Logan at his side, Steve must outwit the enemy and find a way off the island before the Communist sampans close in.
Lieutenant Glenn's underwater demolition team is inserted by submarine near the enemy port of Hochang with a six-hour window to complete a dangerous assignment: disable the beach defenses, silence the fort guarding the harbor mouth, and destroy the causeway connecting it to the mainland—all before the Army's seaborne invasion arrives. Swimming in under cover of darkness and towing explosives on silent torpedoes, Glenn's men must navigate past sentries and listening devices to plant their charges and escape, with no second chances and a strict deadline for pickup.
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↩ Reprints Undersea Fighting Commandos #1 (1952), Captain Steve Savage #8 (1953)
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