Star Spangled War Stories #91
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Train of Terror!", Captain Allan and resistance fighter Marie race against time to stop a Nazi ammunition train carrying deadly new dreadnaught tanks, with their every move shadowed by enemy forces and sabotage. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life with dynamic art by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, this gripping wartime tale unfolds with relentless tension and a daring escape that hinges on quick thinking and a bold distraction. The cover by Jerry Grandenetti captures the perilous stakes in bold, dramatic detail.
In "The Train of Terror!" from Star Spangled War Stories #91 (1960), Captain Allan and resistance fighter Jo find themselves trapped on a Nazi ammunition train after being spotlighted and gassed. With Army HQ unable to reach them and a deadly dreadnought tank on the move, the pair must outwit their captors and sabotage the train before it reaches its target. The story crackles with tension as desperation and quick thinking collide in a race against time.
In the Pacific during World War II, frogman Davey Lee and his brother Skipper Ben face a deadly mystery as U.S. destroyers vanish one by one. When Davey is injured during a mission and warned not to "cry wolf," the two brothers must track down a phantom enemy sub using deception and stealth. With the help of another frogman, they uncover a cunning trap involving a moving dummy sub and an electrified net—leading to a final, desperate strike.
In the grim crucible of war, two soldiers—Nazi Cpl Langer and American PFC Jack Hall—earn their medals under fire, each a symbol of courage in the same brutal conflict. When their paths converge at a stone tower, the clash isn't just of arms, but of ideals, where the weight of their medals speaks louder than any victory.
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Reprinted in G.I. Combat #148 (1971)
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