Military Comics #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fury in the Philippines," a wartime tale from 1942, a desperate hero grapples with the consequences of a bizarre twist of fate, as a once-famous landmark vanishes from sight—leaving chaos in its wake. Written and illustrated by Al Jaffee, this gripping story unfolds with a blend of wartime urgency and surreal humor, spotlighting a moment when even the most solid ground can disappear. The cover, a striking piece by Will Eisner, captures the tension of the moment with bold, dynamic lines.
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Now in possession of the Brooklyn Bridge, Courtney unsuccessfully tries to resell it, even offering it to Hitler! Public outcry forced Inferior Man to have the witch restore the bridge to its rightful place.....unfortunately, in doing so, she makes it invisible.
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