Men in Action #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Furlough, Here We Come!", Pat and Hank forge a bond at O.C.S. that endures even after Pat’s dismissal and assignment to Korea. When Pat survives a brutal battle only to be imprisoned, fate brings him face-to-face with his old friend Hank Jones—now a fellow captive. With a daring escape on the line, Pat makes a final, selfless choice that reveals a quiet truth about the past. The story, illustrated by the Iger Studio, unfolds with quiet intensity, grounded in loyalty and sacrifice, and features a cover by the Iger Shop.
In the bustling port city of Pusan, two G.I.s on furlough—Andy and Ben—find themselves drawn into a tense encounter when they rescue Soon Lee from a threatening stranger. As Andy eagerly plans a date, unaware of her true allegiance, Ben’s growing jealousy leads him to follow them, setting off a chain of events that will test their loyalty and quick thinking.
In the brutal crucible of a Korean War prison camp, former O.C.S. friends Pat and Hank are reunited by fate—two men bound by past camaraderie and now facing a desperate bid for freedom. As their escape plan unfolds, a quiet moment of confession reveals a bond deeper than duty, rooted in loyalty and a love that transcends the battlefield.
In "The Listening Post," two G.I.s brace themselves through a tense, sleepless night at a remote listening post, their quiet vigil punctuated by the ever-present dread of an unseen enemy. The weight of silence and the sharp edge of anticipation hang heavy as they wait—just wait—for the next move that might never come.
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↩ Reprints G-I in Battle #7 (1953), Black Cobra #3 (1955)
Reprinted in Battle Stories #16 (1964)
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