Military Comics #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Back from the Dead," a 1944 Military Comics classic, Suratai—once disgraced for his failures—finds himself commanding a desperate battalion of Japanese prisoners repurposed as expendable frontline troops. Written by Ted Udall and Vern Henkel, with art and inks by Henkel, the story unfolds with tense moral stakes and wartime desperation. The cover by Al Bryant captures the grim intensity of the moment.
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For his repeated failures, Suratai is put in charge of a battalion of Japanese prisoners, who were made expendable soldiers for the express purpose of routing the Sniper. Though he failed, Suratai's superiors saved his life in order to prop him up again.
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