Four Color #1232
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "On the Double," American Pvt. Ernie Williams—whose uncanny ability to mimic anyone makes him the perfect double—takes on the high-stakes role of English Gen. MacKenzie-Smith. With the fate of the Allied invasion hanging in the balance, Williams must seamlessly impersonate the general while navigating a dangerous Nazi plot. Penciled and inked by Gerald McCann, this 1961 Dell adventure blends wartime intrigue with a clever twist on identity, all in a 15-cent comic that captures the tension of the era.
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American Pvt. Ernie Williams has the ability to mimic anyone. He also resembles English Gen. MacKenzie-Smith. Williams is sent on an undercover mission to masquerade as the general in order to help foil a Nazi plot to uncover the time and place of the Allied invasion of France.
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