Warlord #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bridge Blast," newly transferred army pilot McCallan joins the R.F.C.'s 42 Squadron, a group of gentleman flyers whose world clashes with his working-class background. On his first mission, he disobeys orders to engage the enemy, downing three aircraft but at the cost of the squadron’s seasoned Lt. Spicer. Back on the ground, tensions flare when he argues with Tyrell, who calls him a loner. The story, illustrated by Rezzonico in both pencils and inks, captures the raw friction of duty, class, and the weight of first combat in a 60-cent comic from 1976.
McCallan, a working-class pilot newly transferred to 42 Squadron, finds himself thrust into the chaos of aerial combat during his first mission—defying orders to engage the enemy, he shoots down three aircraft, but at the cost of the squadron’s seasoned Lt. Spicer. Back on the ground, his recklessness sparks a tense clash with Archie Tyrell, who calls him a lone wolf, setting the stage for friction within the ranks.
In a tense wartime thriller from Warlord #96, Lord Peter Flint finds himself captured by a hidden network of spies, only to turn the tables when he escapes and manipulates the unsuspecting Gestapo into dismantling the very agent ring he’s been sent to stop. With the ruthless Kingpin watching from the shadows and Karl Schafft’s plans hanging in the balance, Flint must outthink both enemy and ally in a deadly game of deception.
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Reprinted in Red Dagger #7 (1980), Pirates #109
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