Warfront #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Next Stop Seoul," Fats Millers' reputation as a joke among Company B takes a surprising turn when his cooking skills become the unexpected key to survival on the rugged terrain of Hill 609. Penciled and inked by Lee Elias with lettering by Joe Rosen, this 1956 Harvey classic captures the tense, grounded drama of war through a uniquely personal lens. The cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Simon sets the tone with a striking, action-laden image that hints at the stakes without revealing a single beat of the story.
Fats Millers may have been known for his jokes back in Company B, but when the unit pushes up Hill 609, his reputation takes a surprising turn—just as the battle heats up, his cooking becomes the last thing anyone expects.
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