Fightin' Army #146

Charlton's long-running war anthology rolls on with Fightin' Army #146, and the cover sets up the action with real energy — a soldier reeling under fire while a leather-clad rider on a motorcycle guns straight into the chaos, gunfire sound effects ("TAK TAK," "BRRRT") punctuating the scene. A ghostly hand reaches up from the ground between them, giving the image an eerie, haunting quality that lifts it above straightforward combat art. The cover banner teases the legend of "Motorcycle Monnegan," and with Jack Keller both drawing and inking the issue, this 1980 Charlton entry delivers the gritty, kinetic storytelling the series was known for.