Submarine Attack #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCharlton's Submarine Attack #23 brings the tension of underwater warfare right to the surface, with a cover by Sam Glanzman depicting two grim-faced naval officers at a submarine's instrument-packed control panel, while below them a warship takes a punishing hit — "BLAM" and "WHAM" erupting across a sea of fire and smoke. Featured inside is "The Last Man Out," written by Joe Gill with art by Bill Molno and inks by Vince Alascia, promising the kind of taut, desperate combat drama that made Charlton's war titles a reliable ten-cent thrill in 1960. If you're drawn to stories of men tested to their limits beneath the waves, this one looks like a fine place to dive in.
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How atomic submarines are changing sea warfare.
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