Two-Fisted Tales #24

On Hill 203 in March 1951, a small group of U.N. soldiers—Macswain, Duke, Yodanza, and George—hold the line against a relentless North Korean advance, their only defense a single air-cooled 50-caliber machine gun. As the enemy closes in, each man falls in turn, but the gun keeps firing, a final testament to their stand.

In "Bug Out!", a lone U.S. soldier named Valentine survives a devastating ambush during the Korean War, only to spiral into psychological turmoil after the horror of combat. Waking in a hospital in a bombed-out Korean village, he becomes trapped in a haunting loop of memories, reliving the chaos and loss that shattered his mind. As the line between past and present blurs, Charlotte, a nurse tending to him, watches helplessly as he battles the ghosts of war.

In "Weak Link!" from Two-Fisted Tales #24, American soldiers including Lieutenant Stonzek, Sergeant, Jonesy, Swenson, and Pringle are sent to ambush German Tiger tanks along a river road—only to realize too late that the enemy has turned their own tactics against them, using logs in the water to cross and setting a deadly trap. With the Nazis closing in and their position compromised, the men must face the brutal reality of war's shifting tides.