Fightin' Army #106
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Killing," Cpl. Art LaFleche, a scout for a rifle company in WWII, faces a harrowing moral test when duty demands a decision he never thought he’d have to make. Fred Himes handles both pencils and inks for the stark, grounded storytelling, while Don Perlin’s cover captures the weight of that moment in sharp, evocative detail.
In the tense, rain-soaked trenches of WWII, Cpl. Art LaFleche, a scout who refuses to take lives, faces a brutal test of conscience when duty demands he make a split-second decision. Torn between his principles and the grim reality of war, his quiet resolve is put to the ultimate trial.
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Reprinted in Fightin' Army #136 (1979)
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