Die Blauen Boys #6

In "Feindliche Vettern," the 22. Kavallerie struggles to repair destroyed railway lines under brutal winter conditions, aided by Chinese workers and a kilt-wearing Scottish engineer, while the rogue Major Ransack raids southern villages. Sergeant Chesterfield faces a growing moral crisis when he uncovers that the Confederate bombardment is the work of his own cousin—forcing him to confront duty and family in a story written by Raoul Cauvin and Harald Sachse, illustrated by Willy Lambil, with lettering by Michael Möller. The cover, also by Willy Lambil, captures the tension of the frozen front.