Frontline Combat #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bird-Dogs!", Harvey Kurtzman’s sharp storytelling and distinctive art bring a tense, atmospheric wartime mystery to life in this 1953 EC Comics standout. Set along the Afghan border, the story follows a London Daily Press editor investigating whispers of a deserter and a brutal, lone avenger—only to uncover a mission that blurs the line between duty and vengeance. Jack Davis’s striking cover captures the story’s ominous tone, while Kurtzman’s writing and art deliver a chilling, grounded narrative rooted in the weight of war and secrecy.
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Several Marines are sitting around talking about how they can't wait to get back to rest camp and brew up a bunch of saki when a 75mm shell explodes near them, and Doc has to go to work on his injured buddies. Wrapping that up, yet another shell hits and Doc is wounded, but continues to give first aid, even to the enemy.
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