War and Attack #61

Aug 1967 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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An unnamed story follows soldiers who survive an enemy barrage and must complete their mission, with one character named Tony and a lieutenant leading their platoon to safety. "The Clever Catapult" features Admiral Enavaleh commanding a fleet against the free city of Cornos, with Agiosticas the tyrant preparing his forces to attack; the story involves a strategic plan using catapults and mid-channel tactics. A continuing story involves soldiers including characters named Arthur conducting a covert operation against German forces, with plans to rescue prisoners held beneath a building and guide them to a boat through fog.

Contains 4 stories

Shell-Shock

8 pp · War

Letters typeset [as A. Machine]

Red Sanctuary

6 pp · War

Letters typeset [as A. Machine]

Lt. L.J. Marino commands an underwater demolition team aboard the U.S.S. Parkinson when a Russian nuclear submarine rams their vessel in Cuban waters—a deliberate attack that demands retaliation. Marino volunteers to lead his frogmen on a covert sabotage mission into a Soviet base near the Bay of Pigs, where they must locate and disable the enemy sub while evading detection. With explosives and nerves of steel, the team executes a daring strike that mirrors the damage inflicted on their own boat, proving to the Russians that American forces operate anywhere, anytime.

The Clever Catapult

3 pp · Historical, War

Letters typeset [as A. Machine]

Terror Master

8 pp · War

When a German motor torpedo boat sinks a French trawler, Lieutenant Hinton of PT 177 rescues a mysterious survivor named Arthur—a man who's just escaped from a brutal Gestapo torture facility. Thrust into a covert operation with British Intelligence, Hinton and his crew must navigate a fog-shrouded estuary to infiltrate the German villa where Arthur was held and liberate dozens of Allied prisoners. It's a tense night raid that pits the small American patrol boat and a handful of commandos against overwhelming German forces.