Submarine Attack #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCharlton's Cold War naval series delivers genuine underwater tension with this 1962 issue, its cover — penciled by Jack Abel and Dick Giordano, inked by Giordano — depicting two scuba divers locked in fierce underwater combat, the yellow-suited American grappling with a red-starred enemy diver in magenta, bubbles churning around them as a U.S. vessel looms in the background. The cover blurb sets the stakes squarely: "Our Navy Battles the Russian Spy Fleet — Fifty Miles Off the Coast of Maine," with a third diver visible in the distance suggesting the struggle runs deeper than a single fight. Writer Joe Gill's story "Invasion Bay" promises the kind of taut, patriotic submarine action that made this series a reliable read for fans of early-'60s military comics.
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U.S. Submarine outwits Russian spies on a fishing trawler in this Cold War Story.
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