New Heroic Comics #68
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Supreme Sacrifice," a quiet act of courage unfolds as a young girl repeatedly risks everything to save others—first a dog, then a baby from flames, a child from drowning, and finally, in a moment of ultimate selflessness, a child from a speeding truck. Drawn with heartfelt precision by Ed Moore, this poignant tale captures fleeting moments of heroism in a world where bravery often goes unnoticed. The cover, a striking image by Henry Kiefer, echoes the story’s emotional weight with a single, powerful scene from the narrative.
In "The Heroism Of Suzanne Winters," a quiet act of courage unfolds as a young girl named Jo, inspired by the real-life bravery of Suzanne Winters, steps into danger again and again—not for fame, but simply because it’s right. From rescuing a puppy from larger dogs to pulling a baby from a burning building and diving into the water to save a struggling child, her actions are marked by selflessness and grace. When a final, tragic moment comes, her choice to shield a child from a speeding truck becomes a lasting testament to the quiet strength of everyday heroism.
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