Star Spangled War Stories #107
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Battle of the Dinosaur Aquarium!" from Star Spangled War Stories #107 (1963), a pilot with no memory stumbles through a war-torn airfield, piecing together fragments of a past he can't quite grasp. Written by Bob Haney and illustrated by Jack Abel with inks by Jack Abel, the story follows Skipper as his forgotten past resurfaces through a harrowing mission where he and his co-pilot, Wally Morgan, must survive a brutal ambush. The cover, by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, captures the chaos of a battlefield where even the ruins feel alive.
In the midst of a desperate stand in a besieged European town, King Company faces annihilation—until a reluctant war correspondent arrives, sent from headquarters instead of reinforcements. Jo, the brother of a soldier in the unit, clashes with the men over the value of words versus bullets, scribbling notes while the battle rages around him. When the tide turns, it’s not just the rifle in his hands that changes everything—his words, read aloud by Sarge, ignite a fierce resolve that renews the fight.
In "The Fort Had Two Skippers!" from *Star Spangled War Stories* #107, a pilot with no memory stumbles through a war-torn airfield, slowly piecing together fragments of a past he can’t fully recall. As his memories return, he remembers the chaos of a mission gone wrong—his green crew, his co-pilot Wally Morgan, and the terrifying moment he was blown from the cockpit. When the battered plane finally lands, he finds his crew alive, led by Wally. The truth dawns: the fort had two skippers all along.
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↩ Reprints Our Army at War #64 (1957)
Reprinted in Showcase Presents: The War That Time Forgot #1 (2007)
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