Submarine Attack #33

This Charlton war title delivers the high-seas tension it's known for, with a cover by Jack Abel that pulls no punches — a grim-faced sailor dominates the center spotlight while surrounding panels show a submarine surfacing, a torpedo streaking through the water, and a ship consumed in fiery explosions. The cover copy teases a featured story called "The Jinx," promising a sailor whose presence is a magnet for disaster wherever he sails. With writer Joe Gill and artist Bill Molno bringing their 1962 craftsmanship to the interior tale "Surrender," this issue offers the kind of gripping naval drama that made Submarine Attack a reliable pick for war-comics fans of the era.