Sgt. Fury #75
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJohn Severin's cover for issue #75 delivers a striking, tension-filled image: a lone soldier stands against a wall bathed in harsh yellow light, his shadow looming behind him, while a rifle barrel juts into the frame from the left as uniformed men look on — a firing squad tableau that sets a sobering, dramatic tone. Titled "The Deserter," this 1970 Marvel entry signals that Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos are venturing into morally weighty territory, far from straightforward battlefield adventure. With Gary Friedrich writing and Dick Ayers on interior art, this is a compelling chapter in one of Marvel's most enduring war series.
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Reprinted in Our Artists at War: The Best of the Best American War Comics #[nn] (2021), El Sargento Furia y Sus Comandos #94
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