Two-Fisted Tales #29

In the brutal winter of 1952, a U.S. soldier driven by rage pursues a fleeing North Korean Jeep after his comrades are killed by snipers. When he finally catches up and eliminates all but one enemy soldier who begs for mercy, his fellow American tries to stop him from taking a life he may never forget.

In a stark, wartime sky, the Red Knight—Baron Manfred von Richthofen—counts his final victories with chilling precision, his legend built on blood and steel. When his plane crashes in silence, the Allied pilots who find him are left with more than a corpse: a man whose myth may have outlived his life.

In the tense aftermath of the British bombardment on Manhattan Island, General George Washington stands firm as his outnumbered troops falter. With Patrick among those lost and the ranks thinning, Washington rallies his men—only to see them flee. As he and his horse retreat from the crumbling front, the weight of the struggle settles in: the fight for independence is far from over.

In the tense silence between bursts of rifle fire during the Korean War, a nervous new recruit learns the hard way what it means to be part of a 4.2 mortar crew—when the real danger isn’t the noise, but the sudden, deadly precision of the enemy’s response.