Two-Fisted Tales #18

In "Robert E. Lee!", the Union Army of the Potomac, advancing under General Ambrose Burnside, moves with confidence toward Richmond. But as they approach Fredericksburg, Confederate forces—led by the cunning General Lee—prepare an unexpected defense, turning the road ahead into a deadly trap.

In "New Orleans!", a fleet of Union gunboats pushes down the Mississippi River under orders from President Lincoln, racing to break through Confederate defenses and seize the strategically vital city. With the fate of the war hanging in the balance, the crew faces relentless fire and treacherous waters in a high-stakes mission to turn the tide.

In "Memphis!", the Mississippi River becomes a battleground as a massive Confederate fleet advances toward Memphis, Tennessee, determined to challenge the Union Navy. With the fate of the river—and the war—hanging in the balance, the clash unfolds in a thunderous display of firepower and courage.

In the heat of the Civil War, a ragtag group of Rebel troops pushes toward Chancellorsville, driven by orders and desperation—until one man, a bumbling figure known only as Goober-Head, derails the mission with his reckless obsession. While his comrades press forward, he insists on stripping dead Union soldiers of their uniforms, a distraction that spirals into chaos when his panic leads to a fatal misfire. The story unfolds with sharp, grounded tension, turning a moment of petty greed into a turning point in the battle.