Fightin' Army #161
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Killer," O.S.S. Agent is dropped behind enemy lines with a kill order on Horst, a German scientist—only to discover the man despises the Nazis. As the mission takes an unexpected turn, the agent must decide whether to follow orders or trust a man fighting against the very regime he’s been sent to destroy. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Pat Boyette, with a striking cover by Tom Sutton, this 1982 Charlton classic delivers a tense, morally complex WWII tale.
In "The Killer," an O.S.S. agent infiltrates enemy territory with a deadly mission: eliminate Horst, a German scientist. What begins as a straightforward assassination turns into a tense moral reckoning when the agent discovers the scientist’s deep hatred for the Nazis—and a shared belief that some lines, even in war, must not be crossed.
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