G.I. Jane #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Miss-Understanding," Tom’s decision to skip lunch with Jane to visit a friend in sick bay sets off a chain of misunderstandings that quickly escalate. When he brings the friend’s wife for coffee and is spotted by Jane, her reaction sends their relationship into a sudden, tense spiral. Written by Hal Seeger and illustrated by Bill Williams, this 1954 tale captures a moment of quiet drama with a sharp edge of emotion, all rendered in the crisp, expressive style of Williams, whose work also defines the cover.
In "Miss-Understanding," Tom’s routine lunch break takes a chaotic turn when he swaps it for a visit to sick bay—only to accidentally spark a misunderstanding with Jane when he brings his friend’s wife for coffee. The moment Jane sees them together, her calm demeanor cracks, and jealousy flares in a scene that’s equal parts awkward and hilariously tense.
In "Such Brass," Jo finds herself unexpectedly courted by the camp colonel—just as Tommy’s three-day pass begins. With Tommy confident she’ll stay put, Jane surprises him by stepping out with the very officer he assumed would never notice her.
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