Fightin' Air Force #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "One Good Reason," former army clerk Ed Leland finds himself pulled back into service during the Korean War, trading his quiet life as a bookkeeper for the demands of the Air Force. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated with gritty precision by Sam Glanzman—both on pencils and inks—this 1963 Charlton classic captures a man rediscovering his strength in the face of duty. The cover, also by Glanzman, perfectly frames the story’s quiet resolve and quiet courage.
In "An Ace Is Born," former army clerk Ed Leland returns to duty during the Korean War, trading his quiet life for the skies and rediscovering the courage he thought he’d lost. The story follows his transformation from a meek bookkeeper to a determined Air Force pilot, navigating the challenges of war with quiet resolve.
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Reprinted in Attack #24 (1980), Flyboys #1 (2001)
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