Two-Fisted Tales #8

In the muddy chaos of Korea’s spring of 1951, Sergeant Shadburn pushes his men through knee-deep muck, earning their scorn with his relentless discipline. When an enemy pillbox suddenly opens fire, it’s Shadburn who charges forward with grenades—wounded, then pulled to safety by a soldier known only as Duck Butt.

In "Bunker Hill!", colonial troops from Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connecticut make a desperate stand atop Breed's Hill against the advancing British Redcoats. Though outnumbered and outgunned, the American fighters hold their ground in a fierce clash that leaves a heavy toll on both sides.

In the grim stillness of the Imjin River, an American soldier watches the bodies of fallen soldiers drift past—each a silent question of how they died—until a sudden ambush shatters the silence. One of the two men will soon join the current, their fate sealed by the brutal calculus of war.

In "Buzz Bomb!", a German paratrooper finds himself caught between two fronts as Nazi buzz bombs rain down on both American and German forces. Though the bombs are meant for the enemy, he senses something wrong—just in time to see them turn deadly on his own side. When American troops finally reach him, they find a man broken by fear, his mind shattered by the horror he couldn’t escape.