Our Army at War #177
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Target—Easy Company" delivers a gritty, no-frills wartime tale from Robert Kanigher and Joe Kubert, capturing the relentless spirit of a squad that refuses to be broken. With Kubert’s powerful art and inks anchoring every page, this 1967 issue presents a tense, character-driven confrontation where the real question isn’t who wins, but how a single unit can keep moving forward when the odds are stacked against them. Cover by Joe Kubert.
In the tense, rain-soaked chaos of a World War II front line, a determined German officer pins his hopes on overwhelming firepower—only to face a stubborn, relentless resistance from Easy Company. As bullets fly and smoke fills the air, the question lingers: how do you stop a unit that keeps coming, no matter the odds?
In "U-Boat to Nowhere!", a desperate Nazi submarine races toward Shipwreck Rock to resupply, while a lone U.S. Navy frogman navigates a small sailboat to rendezvous with a destroyer. As the frogman sabotages the Nazi supply ship with a TNT charge, the U-boat arrives and destroys the destroyer with its final torpedo—then turns its guns on the swimmer. Trapped beneath the surface, he evades the sub’s deadly air bursts, escapes a lurking shark, and triggers the sub’s destruction before a PBY plane pulls him from the sea.
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