Star Spangled War Stories #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "T.N.T. Spotlight!", DC's Star Spangled War Stories #87 (1959) delivers a pulse-pounding WWII thriller as the US Rangers rely on a daring diversion to secure a critical landing. Mlle. Marie, a resourceful resistance fighter, faces off against the ruthless Nazi General Von Ekt in a high-stakes game of wits and sabotage—using everything from hidden rowboats to explosive tear gas to outmaneuver her enemies. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with sharp precision by Mort Drucker, the story unfolds with taut suspense, while Jerry Grandenetti’s dynamic cover captures the moment of peril and resolve.
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US Rangers off-shore need a diversion to make a landing. The signal goes out to Mlle. Marie. But a brutal Nazi named General Von Ekt is determined to trap her. Marie outwits Nazis by hiding in a rowboat mid-river, shooting grenades out of the air, staging fake roadblocks to rescue prisoners. Von Ekt publicly challenges Marie to wreck a tank-supply train - at the same time the Rangers want to land. She takes the bait and is caught, but escapes with a tear gas belt that also explodes ammo and wrecks the train. The Rangers land, and Marie is safe.
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