The Fighting Yank #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fireworks on the Fourth!", former bomber pilot Garry Davis—now a self-proclaimed world citizen—takes a stand for peace during a Fourth of July celebration, challenging the usual patriotic fervor with his radical ideals. The story unfolds with a quiet intensity, spotlighting one man’s conviction against the backdrop of fireworks and national pride. Illustrated by Rafael Astarita in both pencils and inks, the issue captures the tension between duty and conscience, while Alex Schomburg’s cover brings the holiday’s electric energy to life.
In a powerful, real-life moment from 1949, former bomber pilot Garry Davis renounces his U.S. citizenship, declaring himself a "world citizen" and founding an organization dedicated to global peace. His bold act of conscience stands as a striking testament to one man’s belief in a unified humanity.
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Reprinted in Fighting Yank #3 (2002), Men of Mystery Comics #37 (2002), Golden Age Men of Mystery Star Studded Spectacular #1 (2007), Out of the Shadows #[nn] (2012), The Fighting Yank #29
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