Fightin' Marines #155
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Every Man for Himself," Sgt. Birkin finds himself at odds with his squad when his warning that survival depends on individual action clashes with his own choices in the heat of the moment. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Charles Nicholas, with inks by Jon D'Agostino, this 1981 Charlton issue captures the tension of loyalty versus self-preservation in the midst of chaos. The cover, by A. Martinez, perfectly frames the story's central conflict.
In "Every Man for Himself," Sgt. Birkin’s grim warning that survival depends on individual action clashes with his own choices, leaving his squad questioning whether his words mean anything at all. The tension between belief and behavior unfolds in just six pages, where loyalty and instinct collide under pressure.
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↩ Reprints Fightin' Marines #76 (1967), Fightin' Marines #81 (1968)
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