Combat Kelly #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Two Bullets," Hank Chapman and Dave Berg tell a quiet yet powerful wartime story of friendship and sacrifice, set against the backdrop of the Somme. Mike, a soldier during the war, forms a bond with Leon and finds love with Lisette—only to face a harrowing choice that echoes through decades. The emotional weight of that moment is finally revealed years later, when Mike shares a secret that changes everything. Joe Maneely’s striking cover captures the tension of the moment, while the interior art by Berg brings the story’s intimate drama to life.
In a wartime detour from the front lines, Combat Kelly and his buddy Cookie stumble upon a hidden building filled with communist propaganda films. When they set the structure ablaze, an officer’s desperate attempt to rescue one reel only confirms its importance—leading them to seize it and carry it back, only to discover it’s a harmless Buck Duck cartoon.
In "null," Combat Kelly and his squad take a daring detour behind enemy lines, capturing Hitler himself and turning his own forces against their secret weapons—forcing him to order their destruction. With a shaven mustache and dressed in a U.S. uniform, the Führer becomes an unlikely pawn in a high-stakes game of deception and survival.
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Reprinted in The Phantom Commando #11 (1963)
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