Fightin' Air Force #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCharlton's Fightin' Air Force #32 drops readers straight into the heat of aerial combat, with the cover by Jack Abel and Vince Alascia depicting a German-marked fighter bearing down on a U.S. bomber while explosions and dogfighting planes fill the sky around them — tense, kinetic work that captures the chaos of wartime skies. A smaller inset panel shows another aircraft engulfed in flames and smoke, reinforcing the high-stakes atmosphere. The cover's bold question — "Was it really a jinx ship? 'Jonah'" — promises an intriguing angle on the action inside, written by Joe Gill with art by Bill Molno.
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The story of how the steamboat "Sultana" in April, 1865 exploded and sank into the Mississippi river, killing the 1,700 soldiers on board.
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