Sgt. Fury #60

The title alone — "The Court-Martial of Dum Dum Dugan!" — promises serious trouble for one of Marvel's most beloved sergeants, and John Severin's cover delivers the tension perfectly. A large crowd of uniformed soldiers presses together outside HQ 7394, with the mustachioed Dum Dum Dugan front and center, flanked by officers and Howlers in full military dress — the "Authorized Personnel Only" sign on the brick wall adding a grim, official weight to the scene. Gary Friedrich and Dick Ayers bring their sharp wartime storytelling to this 1968 issue, making it a compelling chapter in one of Marvel's longest-running war series.