Choc #27
In "Le prix de la peur (1ère partie)," Jack Kirby’s gripping wartime tale follows Sarge and the wounded Gunner as they find unexpected aid from a group of Yugoslavian partisans—only to discover the impossible: the fighters they’re helping are already dead. Kirby’s dynamic art and storytelling, with inks by D. Bruce Berry, bring a haunting tension to this surreal mission, where past and present blur. The cover by Joe Kubert captures the story’s gritty intensity, making this 1981 5 FRF issue a standout in the series.
In "Bushido," the Losers face off against the cunning Colonel Toshiro Yamashita in a high-stakes mission to buy time for a critical parachute assault and marine landing. With stealth and grit, they must outmaneuver a disciplined enemy in a tense stand-off that tests their resolve and discipline.
In "Les partisans," Sarge and the injured Gunner find refuge with a group of Yugoslavian partisans—only to discover the fighters are long dead, their spirits lingering as they join forces for one final mission. The story unfolds with haunting quiet, blending wartime urgency with a ghostly mystery, as the survivors’ last act becomes a defiant echo across time.
Find on ebay
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints Weird War Tales #32 (1974), Our Fighting Forces #154 (1975), Our Fighting Forces #155 (1975), Our Fighting Forces #156 (1975), Men of War #6 (1978), Men of War #7 (1978), Men of War #8 (1978), Men of War #9 (1978)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.