Young Men #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Decision," young Brad faces a pivotal moment when his father's rival, Red, offers him a chance to prove himself—setting off a chain of events that tests loyalty, pride, and family. Bill La Cava's expressive art captures the tension as Brad steps between two men locked in conflict, and the moment that changes everything. The cover by Sol Brodsky perfectly frames the drama of this 1950 story, a 10-cent comic where one choice reshapes the future.
In "Decision," a young man named Jerry, driven by the need for money, turns to crime with his partner Whitey—only to face a moral reckoning when Whitey threatens Jerry’s father during a heist. The story follows Jerry’s tense, pivotal choice in the aftermath, as he grapples with the consequences of his actions and the path he now must take.
In "Man-Size!" from Young Men #6 (1950), a young man must choose between his father’s legacy and his own path when he takes a job with a rival, setting off a tense clash between two powerful figures. When danger strikes on a high scaffold, his courage becomes the bridge between old grudges and a chance at reconciliation.
In "He Wanted Wings," a young boy with a dream of flying finds his courage tested when a crisis in the sky forces him to take control—risking everything to save a man he admires. Though his journey ends in sacrifice, it leads to a quiet, powerful reunion with the brother he always looked up to.
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Reprinted in Young Men #5 (1950)
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