The 'Nam Magazine #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Thing!", Corporal Marks and his squad stumble upon a devastated village deep in the Vietnamese countryside, the silence broken only by the weight of what they’ve found. As Sgt. Polkow takes a stand against a corrupt officer, fresh replacements arrive—bringing new tensions into an already volatile situation. Written by Doug Murray and brought to life with gritty precision by Michael Golden (pencils and inks), this issue captures the raw, uneasy pulse of war, with Phil Felix handling the lettering and Golden’s cover delivering a haunting, unforgettable image.
Corporal Ed Marks and his squad stumble upon a ruined village deep in the Vietnamese countryside, the silence broken only by the weight of what they’ve found. As tensions rise and old loyalties are tested, Sgt. Polkow takes a stand against a corrupt officer, setting off a chain of changes that bring new faces—and new dangers—into their already fragile world.
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↩ Reprints The 'Nam #5 (1987), The 'Nam #6 (1987)
Reprinted in Magnum Spesial #1/1990 (1990), The 'Nam #1 (2009)
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