The 'Nam Magazine #4

Name: The 'Nam Magazine #4
Brand: Marvel
Availability: InStock

Nov 1988 · Marvel · 2.00 USD; 0.50 GBP; 2.75 CAD

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In "Good Ol' Days," veteran scout Duong recounts his complex journey from fighting alongside communist forces to becoming a Kit-Carson scout for the U.S. Army, navigating loyalty, survival, and the shifting tides of war. Written by Doug Murray and brought to life with gritty detail by Michael Golden, Wayne Vansant, and Bob McLeod, this poignant story captures a moment of personal reckoning amid the chaos of conflict. The cover by Michael Golden perfectly frames the emotional weight of Duong’s past and present.

Contains 4 stories

Good Ol' Days

22 pp · War

DuongPhan Boi Chau [Vietnamese Nationalist]

In "Good Ol' Days," Duong recounts his complex journey from fighting alongside communist forces to becoming a Kit-Carson scout for the U.S. Army, navigating loyalty, survival, and the shifting tides of war. Told with quiet intensity, his story unfolds through memories of a past that still echoes in the present, shaped by the shadow of Phan Boi Chau, the Vietnamese nationalist whose ideals once guided him.

NVA!

1 pp · War

In the Underground

14 pp · War

Ed MarksLt. EspinoMarty [Tunnel Fighter]Mike AlbergoVerzyl

In the humid shadow of the jungle, Ed Marks and his squad uncover a hidden tunnel beneath the earth—its depths unknown, its dangers palpable. When a tunnel specialist is injured, Ed steps forward, drawing the attention of Lt. Espino and the tense silence of his comrades as he prepares to descend into the dark. With Marty [Tunnel Fighter] watching from the edge and Mike Albergo’s nerves fraying, the air grows thick with the weight of what lies ahead.

The Tunnel Rat

8 pp · War

'Fats' DuffSP5 Frank Verzyl