G.I. Combat #274
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death March," Robert Kanigher and Sam Glanzman deliver a haunting wartime tale set during World War II, where the ghost of General Jeb Stewart witnesses the relentless march of a haunted tank and its crew through the chaos of battle. The Monitor’s satellite looms above Earth-1, unseen by all, as the spirit plane reveals a deeper, unseen presence observing the war’s toll—unfolding a mystery that stretches beyond the battlefield. Joe Kubert’s cover captures the weight of the moment, a stark image of conflict and fate.
In "Death March," the ghost of General Jeb Stewart drifts through the spirit plane, drawn to a haunted tank and its crew still fighting in the war-torn past—unaware that the Monitor, a being of vast cosmic reach, has appeared before him, watching Earth-1’s battlefields from a satellite above.
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