Sgt. Fury #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis March 1970 Marvel issue promises a wild crossover between World War II grit and WWI aerial legend, with the cover tagline "He Fought the Red Baron!" setting the stage perfectly. John Severin's cover art puts Sgt. Fury front and center — cigar clamped in his teeth, tommy gun at the ready — while a dogfight erupts overhead between a German Iron Cross-marked red triplane and a shamrock-adorned yellow biplane trailing smoke and debris. It's a thrillingly unusual premise for the Howling Commandos, and Severin's assured linework makes every rivet and rotor feel grounded even as the action spirals skyward.
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