National Comics #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Men Who Fight For Freedom," written and illustrated by Bernard Dibble, salty sea dog Salty Waters and his commanding officer land on a Pacific island with a mission to build trust with the local people—only to find themselves face-to-face with Japanese troops. With the art and storytelling all by Dibble, this 1943 Quality Comics issue captures wartime tension through a grounded, character-driven encounter, while Alex Kotzky’s cover delivers a stark, action-packed glimpse of the conflict to come.
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Salty Waters, carrying a sack of "trinkets," accompanies his commanding officer to a Pacific island to cultivate the friendship of the indigenous inhabitants. They run into Japanese troops instead.
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