Fightin' Army #85

Charlton's Fightin' Army #85 from 1969 spotlights "The Lonely War of Capt. Willy Schultz" with a cover by Sam Glanzman that pulls you right into the tension — a sweat-soaked soldier in a red beret looms large in the foreground, barbed wire cutting across the scene, while behind him two soldiers in uniform shout urgently near a guard tower flying a swastika flag. The speech bubble — "It's Newberry! He's heading for the wire — STOP HIM, SCHULTZ!" — sets up a desperate, high-stakes moment at what looks like a prisoner-of-war camp. Glanzman's gritty, expressive linework gives this WWII-set story an immediacy that feels genuinely gripping.