G.I. Combat #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Live Wire for Easy," a gripping tale from G.I. Combat #57, former swimmer Jim Turner faces his greatest challenge yet—escaping Nazi pursuit by swimming the English Channel, a feat he once failed in peacetime. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated with gritty precision by Russ Heath, this wartime survival story blends personal history with high-stakes action, all rendered in the stark, powerful style that defined the series. The cover by Jerry Grandenetti captures the tension with a striking, dynamic image of the moment.
In "Channel Fighter!" from G.I. Combat #57 (1958), Jim Turner—a man haunted by a past attempt to swim the English Channel—faces the same treacherous waters during World War II, this time fleeing the German Army after being shot down in France. The story follows his desperate, determined swim, turning a personal challenge into a life-or-death race against time and enemy pursuit.
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↩ Reprints All-American Men of War #4 (1953)
Reprinted in Our Army at War #175 (1967), Star Spangled War Stories #135 (1967), Our Army at War #188 (1968)
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