Cover: Joe Kubert

Unknown Soldier #264

Jun 1982 · DC · 0.60 USD; 0.20 GBP

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In "Hell Is a Cold Place!", Tomahawk and the Rangers break free from captivity in a daring escape that leads them to rescue General Washington from the clutches of Lord Shilling. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with gritty detail by José Delbo and Andy Mushynsky, this 1982 DC classic delivers a pulse-pounding blend of wartime intrigue and rebellion. The cover, a striking collaboration by Joe Kubert, captures the intensity of the moment with his signature precision.

Contains 3 stories

Hell Is a Cold Place!

9 pp · War

Unknown SoldierCount Klaus Von Stauffen [Black Knight]

Killers of the Sky! Chapter Three: A Coffin for Aces!

8 pp · War

Lieutenant Steve Savage [Balloon Buster]

George Washington Died Here!

8 pp · Historical, Western-Frontier

Tomahawk's Rangers [Big AnvilBrass ButtonsCannonball CalhounFrenchie DuvalLong Rifle MorganStovepipe Johnson]Lord ShillingGeneral George WashingtonCount Pieter der VoortDan MorganBetsy Ross (cameo)

In a wild twist of history, Tomahawk and his Rangers break out of prison to rescue General George Washington from the clutches of the treacherous Lord Shilling, all while navigating a frontier where legend and fact blur. With the help of a few unlikely allies—including a cameo from Betsy Ross—this high-stakes mission rewrites the past, one daring escape at a time.