Lady Spitfire #4

The fourth chapter of Lady Spitfire drops its action squarely into the scorched sands of North Africa, where cover artist Manchu sets the scene with a downed warplane smoldering in the desert, a pillar of black smoke and orange flame rising ominously behind it while a lone figure stands small against the wreckage. It's a striking, grounded image that captures both the grit and the scale of WWII aerial warfare in a theater far from European skies. With Sébastien Latour writing, Maza on art, and Pierre Schelle's vivid colors bringing the heat and dust to life, "Desert Air Force" promises an immersive entry in this series.