G.I. Jane #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "G.I. Cinderella," Michael's buddies press him for details about the mysterious Jill he's been writing to—only to find their skepticism turning to surprise when she walks into the canteen. A quiet moment of tension and humor unfolds as the soldiers' assumptions are tested, all drawn in crisp, expressive lines by Bill Williams on the cover and rendered in the story’s sharp, period-accurate style.
In a lighthearted military farce, Private Jane Whirly finds herself temporarily elevated to Major after a mix-up at a charity bazaar, leading to an unexpected dinner invitation from Admiral Forenaft’s nephew. As she navigates the absurdity of pretending to be a high-ranking officer aboard a navy ship, she must dodge recognition from a sailor who remembers her from a U.S.O. dance—only to be exposed when the ruse unravels at the last moment.
A WAC lieutenant tries to get permission for a G.I. to keep a car on base, navigating a series of bureaucratic hurdles through increasingly higher-ranking officers. Each official deflects responsibility, escalating the red tape until the colonel is brought in for final approval—only to reveal the car is part of a raffle.
In a lighthearted military comedy, two G.I.'s enlist the reluctant Pete in their army show, convincing him to play a female lead despite his protests. After a series of mishaps involving a corset and a wig, Pete finds himself unexpectedly cast — but not before deciding to keep the dress and ditch the corset, much to the chagrin of his fellow G.I.'s.
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Reprinted in Amazing 3-D Comics! #[nn] (2011)
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