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Cover: Russ Heath

G.I. Combat #118

Jun 1966 · DC · 0.12 USD
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“My Buddy -- My Enemy!”

In "My Buddy — My Enemy!", a lone sergeant grapples with survivor’s guilt after an artillery blast kills his entire squad, wandering frozen battlefields with a quiet resolve. As he stumbles through the snow, he takes desperate action—destroying enemy machines, rescuing stranded soldiers, and ultimately shielding a group of green recruits, knowing his time is short. The story, written by Howard Liss and illustrated by Jack Abel with inks by Abel and lettering by Joe Letterese, captures a haunting moment of sacrifice, culminating in a powerful final image that speaks volumes. The cover, by Russ Heath, sets the tone with stark, dramatic visuals.

writer Howard Liss · artist, inker Jack Abel · letterer Joe Letterese · cover Russ Heath

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artist, inker Jack Abel
letterer Joe Letterese
cover pencils, inks Russ Heath

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A sergeant feels doomed after he alone survives an artillery shell that wipes out his squad. He treks through snow wondering about, "Something else I'm supposed to do before they pick up my dogtags?" He wanders and saves GIs by blowing up a machine nest, pulling tankers free, downing a plane. Finally he finds lost green recruits and sends them to safety while he holds off Nazis. They find his corpse. "Look at the smile on his face!"

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