War Picture Library #[5]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Crimson Sea" is a gripping wartime tale from Rebellion’s War Picture Library #5, 2024, written by Fred Baker and brought to life by the masterful artistry of Hugo Pratt, who both pencils and inks the interior pages. Centered on a young man confronting his fear at sea, the story follows his journey from doubt to courage, guided by the steady presence of his older brother. The cover, also by Pratt, captures the tense atmosphere with his signature evocative style.
In "The Crimson Sea," telegraphist Peter Wayman grapples with fear as he faces his first battle at sea, haunted by the belief that he’s a coward. His older brother, Lieutenant Dave Wayman, steadies him with quiet resolve, guiding him through the storm of duty and danger.
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↩ Reprints War Picture Library #40 (1960), War Picture Library #50 (1960), War Picture Library #58 (1960), War Picture Library #92 (1961)
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