Young Men #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "R.I.P.", a tense boot camp infiltration exercise puts everyone on edge—especially Buzz, who’s long been the target of his bunkmate Augie’s bullying. When fear takes hold and Augie freezes under fire, it’s Buzz who steps up, leading his tormentor to safety and unexpectedly earning his loyalty. Written by Hank Chapman and brought to life by Dick Ayers’ dynamic art and Ernie Bache’s sharp inks, this poignant moment of courage and unexpected friendship unfolds with quiet power. The cover, by Sol Brodsky, captures the intensity of the scene in bold, expressive lines.
In a tense boot camp live-fire exercise, Buzz Brand’s reputation as a coward is put to the test—only to be upended when his longtime rival, Augie, freezes under fire. With courage and quick thinking, Buzz leads Augie to safety, turning their rivalry into an unlikely bond. The moment reshapes their friendship, setting a new course for both men in the heat of training.
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