Fightin' Army #112

Charlton's Fightin' Army #112 bursts onto the page with a kinetic cover by Demetrio Sánchez Gómez, depicting a military jeep careening through a chaos of tanks, explosions, and combat-ready soldiers — with the German word "Feuer!" cutting through the smoke-filled battlefield. The cover text sets the stage for "The Day Smitty Joined the War," teasing a September 1944 WWII scenario where a goof-off jeep driver blunders deep into enemy territory. At just 20 cents, this 1973 issue promises the kind of gritty, ground-level wartime action that made Charlton's war titles a reliable treat for fans of the genre.