Sgt. Fury #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeEven on furlough, Sgt. Fury can't catch a break — the cover by Dick Ayers and John Severin shows a bare-chested Fury plowing a motorcycle straight through a scattering mob of enemy soldiers, dust and chaos erupting in every direction. "Tea and Sabotage!" promises exactly the kind of behind-enemy-lines mayhem the Howling Commandos deliver best, with a small speech balloon at the corner wryly asking, "This is a furlough?" This October 1967 Marvel issue brings together writer Gary Friedrich, artist Dick Ayers, and inker John Severin for what the cover itself calls a "Battle-Mag Blockbuster.
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Reprinted in El Sargento Furia y Sus Comandos #47 (1969), Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #142 (1977)
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