Fightin' Navy #124
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA desperate U.S. sailor recoils in horror as a Nazi-marked torpedo crashes directly toward him with a thunderous "KRASH!" — a visceral moment rendered with real punch by cover pencils from Pat Masulli and inks by Rocco Mastroserio. The sequential panel strip across the top traces the torpedo's deadly path from lurking submarine to inevitable impact, building tension across just a few small frames. With Joe Gill's writing and Bill Fraccio's interior art, this 1966 Charlton entry in the long-running Fightin' Navy series delivers the kind of high-stakes naval drama that made wartime anthologies a staple of the Silver Age.
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Lt. Enson helps some sailors rescue a captured Norwegian partisan.
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