Cover: Joe Maneely

Young Men #12

Dec 1951 · Marvel · 0.10 USD

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“The Spearhead”

In "The Spearhead," Young Men #12 (1951), a tense moment of moral courage unfolds when Casell, known for avoiding risk, steps up when Fleming is chosen by lot to hold the line during a retreat. Al Hartley’s dynamic artwork brings the raw intensity of the moment to life, capturing the weight of duty in a story where one man’s choice defines his character. Joe Maneely’s striking cover perfectly encapsulates the issue’s gripping drama.

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artist, inker Al Hartley · cover Joe Maneely

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artist, inker Al Hartley

cover pencils, inks Joe Maneely

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Casell never takes risks for others but when one man must remain behind to cover their retreat and Fleming is chosen by lot, Casell knocks Fleming out and sends him back with the others, holding the line against the advancing enemy hordes.

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