Fightin' Air Force #46

From Charlton's dependable military anthology comes this 1964 issue with a cover by Dick Giordano that puts you right in the cockpit of a heart-stopping mid-air confrontation — a white USAF jet and a dark adversary aircraft on a collision course, their pilots exchanging desperate dialogue: "You are mad! If you ram me we both die!" The story featured inside is titled "The Stunt Man," written by Joe Gill with inks by Vince Colletta, promising the kind of taut, sky-high drama that made Fightin' Air Force a reliable read for aviation fans. At just 12 cents, this issue delivers genuine tension right from the cover.