Pilot #3/1978
In "Jacqueline Cochran," pilot Dave Banks takes on a high-stakes mission to guide British fighter jets past a German air defense battery—using cunning and deception to turn the enemy's own weapons against them. With bold, dynamic art by Paolo Ongaro and a striking cover by López Espí, this 1978 Semic issue delivers tense aerial strategy in crisp, period-accurate detail.
In "Lockbetet," Dave Banks is tasked with leading British fighter aircraft over a German air defense position, but his plan takes a dangerous turn when he tricks the Germans into shooting down their own Messerschmidts. The story unfolds with tense precision, blending wartime strategy and deception in a gripping, no-frills wartime thriller.
In "Röde demonen," the titular pilot—his aircraft battered and his mind strained—fights through the chaos of war, downing two enemy planes before taking a hit to the head. As he struggles to stay conscious, he takes on the dangerous task of escorting a zeppelin, racing against time and fire in a desperate bid to see it through.
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