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Cover: Sol Brodsky

War Comics #21

Sep 1953 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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“Formosa!”

In "Formosa!", Joe Maneely’s dynamic art brings to life the fierce resistance of Formosan freedom fighters against the Chinese army, anchored by Yu Yi-Huen’s personal quest for justice after the communists killed his family. As his fellow fighter Kuo leads him to his grandmother, she reveals the island’s layered history—a past shaped by shifting empires and enduring struggle—deepening Yu’s resolve. Cover by Sol Brodsky captures the tension of a nation at war, while President Eisenhower’s call for support underscores the geopolitical stakes.

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artist, inker Joe Maneely · cover Sol Brodsky

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artist, inker Joe Maneely
cover pencils Sol Brodsky

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Freedom fighters on Formosa strike back against the Chinese army. Formosan Yu Yi-Huen recalls how the communists slew his family and he wants to make them pay. Fellow freedom fighter Kuo takes Yu to see his grandmother and she relates the complete history of Formosa and the many powers which have fought over it; Yu dies in battle with the Chinese, pleased to at least have been a martyr. In the USA, President Eisenhower encourages support for Formosa.

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