Combat #4
In "Min ven er gul," a lone sergeant haunted by survival guilt trudges through a frozen battlefield, haunted by the quiet question of what else he’s meant to do before his story ends. Written by Howard Liss and illustrated by Jack Abel, this gripping wartime tale follows his desperate, heroic journey through snow and fire—saving comrades, destroying enemy machines, and guiding green recruits to safety before a final stand. The cover by Russ Heath captures the grim beauty of the moment, a silent testament to sacrifice.
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A sergeant feels doomed after he alone survives an artillery shell that wipes out his squad. He treks through snow wondering about, "Something else I'm supposed to do before they pick up my dogtags?" He wanders and saves GIs by blowing up a machine nest, pulling tankers free, downing a plane. Finally he finds lost green recruits and sends them to safety while he holds off Nazis. They find his corpse. "Look at the smile on his face!"
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