Fightin' Army #101

Charlton's Fightin' Army #101 from January 1972 promises "All New Stories and Art" and delivers a cover packed with wartime tension — a soldier on a roaring motorcycle bears down while an enemy officer recoils in alarm, gunfire sound effects ("TAK TAK TAK") crackling across the scene, with combat vignettes filling the lower panels. The cover teases the story of "Motorsickle Monhegan" and how he became a legend, making this a solid pick for fans of gritty, ground-level military adventure. At just 20 cents, it's a fine example of Charlton's dependable war comics output of the early '70s.