Frontline Combat #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Baby!", Harvey Kurtzman’s sharp storytelling brings a strikingly human moment to the legendary tale of Geronimo, as the famed Apache leader, weary from years of resistance, makes a surprising turn toward surrender. With John Severin’s dynamic art and Bill Elder’s bold inks, the story captures the weight of history and the quiet irony of a warrior reduced to selling his likeness at the St. Louis World’s Fair. The cover by Severin and Elder perfectly frames the moment’s stark contrast between past defiance and present resignation.
In "Geronimo!", the legendary Apache leader and his band of renegades push deep into Mexico, testing the limits of resistance from a frustrated Mexican army. As fear spreads along the Arizona border, the question lingers: can anyone truly stop a man who has become a myth? Months later, the once-unstoppable warrior finds himself far from the battlefield, peddling his likeness and signature at the World's Fair in St. Louis.
In "Napoleon!", the young French general leads a brilliant campaign at Austerlitz, outmaneuvering the combined Russian and Austrian armies with daring strategy and relentless resolve. As the fate of Europe hangs in the balance, one man’s vision reshapes the battlefield—and the course of history.
In "Anzio!", a German captain and his weary troops brace under relentless fire, only to be ordered to hold a beachhead at Anzio—despite having abandoned it just days before. As he struggles to rally his men, he’s promised reinforcements will arrive to halt the Allied advance, but the real shock comes when the enemy lands not just at Anzio, but right in his own position at Cisterna.
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