Fightin' Army #38

This Charlton war title delivers gripping cover drama from Sam Glanzman, whose pencils and inks capture two soldiers locked in a desperate, mid-air struggle atop what appears to be a moving train car marked with a swastika — the cover story "Escape to the Enemy" promising high-stakes action behind enemy lines. The copy hints that a soldier named Tookey breaks free from a Nazi prison train only to land in even greater danger, making this November 1960 issue feel urgent from the very first glance. At just ten cents, Fightin' Army #38 showcases Charlton's knack for raw, kinetic wartime storytelling.