Fightin' Army #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Cold War-era Charlton issue puts the tension of divided Berlin front and center, with American soldiers in full combat gear pushing through a shattered building while civilians scramble to safety — all as a U.S. Army tank bursts through debris in a blaze of fire below. The cover, penciled by Jack Abel and inked by Dick Giordano, promises exactly what the blurb delivers: Russians and East Germans clashing with our Fightin' Army in a story that feels ripped straight from 1962 headlines. With interior work by writer Joe Gill and artist Bill Molno, this issue also teases "Terror to the East," making it a genuinely packed read for fans of hard-hitting military comics.
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