Military Comics #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom Quality Comics' wartime anthology series comes this March 1944 installment of Military Comics, featuring Blackhawk and the poignant story of "The Flying Fool — a man who lost his country and gave his life." Alex Kotzky's cover pulls you right into the action: a squad of blue-uniformed figures charges forward through a sniper's crosshairs, one raising a weapon overhead while a struggling enemy combatant is pinned beneath them, with an older, mustachioed captive also caught in the melee. Bart Tumey handles the interior writing and art, delivering what promises to be one of the more emotionally charged tales in this long-running celebration of Army and Navy heroism.
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Villain Sinley creates a robot double of Dogtag so the hapless soldier will be blamed for the robot's crimes.
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