Cover: Don Perlin

Fightin' Army #136

Jan 1979 · Charlton · 0.35 USD; 0.12 GBP

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In "The Killing," Cpl. Art LaFleche, a scout for a rifle company during WWII, faces a moral trial that tests his convictions in the heat of combat. Drawn with stark clarity by Fred Himes, this gripping tale explores the weight of survival and conscience under fire. The cover, a powerful piece by Don Perlin, captures the tension of the moment.

Contains 3 stories

The Killing

7 pp · War

Cpl. Art LaFlecheCaptain Tuttle

In "The Killing," Cpl. Art LaFleche, a scout for a rifle company during WWII, finds himself facing a moral test he never expected—forced to choose between survival and the belief that he won’t take a life. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this tense seven-page story explores the weight of duty and conscience on the front lines.

The Lost Command

8 pp · War

Captain Lorenzo BurkeColonel Alton ScottT/Sgt. Stan Sawicki

Hirohito's Big Day!

8 pp · War

Captain RonsonJiggerShugiSergeant Yasha KiguMatsayuyu

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Full credits

artist, inker Fred Himes

cover pencils, inks Don Perlin

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