War at Sea #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Rebel," Lieutenant Johnny Barnett faces a harsh consequence for defying orders to save a fellow soldier—command of a stranded LST crewed by the lowest of the low. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life with gritty precision by Sam Glanzman, both in pencils and inks, this 1960 Charlton classic captures the tension of duty, loyalty, and the untested leadership of a man pushed to the edge. The cover by Sam Glanzman perfectly mirrors the story’s raw, no-nonsense wartime atmosphere.
In the brutal heat of Guadalcanal, with supplies dwindling and enemy forces swelling, a lone U.S. submarine and an aging destroyer take desperate action to slow the relentless Japanese reinforcement fleet. This gripping tale of courage and ingenuity unfolds as two undermanned ships face an overwhelming tide of warships in the Pacific.
When a PT boat crewman named Jake Hatton is thrown overboard during a mission, he’s presumed lost—until his desperate swim through the dark waters reveals a hidden network of German gun emplacements in a occupied French harbor. His survival becomes a lifeline not just for himself, but for the crew who return to search for the man they thought they’d left behind.
Lt. Johnny Barnett faces a harsh consequence for defying orders to save a fellow sailor—command of a stranded LST, crewed by a ragtag group of misfits. With Captain Leeds watching closely and Ensign William Gudge, the Executive Officer of LST 814, at his side, Barnett must prove he’s more than just a reckless hero.
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