Fightin' Army #92

Charlton's Fightin' Army #92 puts the tension of combat front and center, with soldiers pinned down under fire as one gruff sergeant barks at a soldier named Talbot to start shooting — while a inset panel reveals Talbot's quiet, anxious thought that the loudmouth is going to get him killed. The cover promises "Explosive Emotions" in the lead story, and that friction between bravado and fear is written all over every face in this July 1970 issue. Writer Willi Franz and artist Sam Glanzman bring a gritty, human edge to the battlefield that sets this war anthology apart from more straightforward action fare.