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Foxhole #11 (1963)

I. W. Publishing / Super Comics · 1963 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Brain Wash
6 pp · war

Al Benson is a machine gunner who survives the sinking of his ship during the Korean War, only to be captured and subjected to relentless psychological pressure by enemy captors who demand he renounce his country—offering comfort, then punishment, in a calculated campaign to break his will. As starvation, cold, and brutality mount, Benson fights to hold onto his identity and his faith in freedom. When circumstances finally shift, he discovers an unexpected reunion that forces him to confront the very methods he's resisted.

Casualty
4 pp · war

Aboard the U.S. destroyer Morrison, a seasoned gunner's mate commands his gun crew during a tense depth-charge run against a surfaced Japanese submarine—but his ammo man, Gloomy Casey, won't stop complaining that today's his unlucky day and he'll end up a casualty. When enemy fire does strike the ship and Casey takes a hit, the chief rushes to sick bay expecting the worst, only to find his pessimistic crewman's prediction came true in the most unexpectedly human way possible.

A Day at the Beach
4 pp · war

Staff Sergeant Joseph Peters writes home to his worried mother, assuring her there's nothing to fear—after all, he's just spent a pleasant day at the beach with his unit. What Peters calls a holiday outing, however, is something far grimmer: a amphibious landing under enemy fire, where the casual language of leisure masks the brutal reality of combat. As Peters recounts the "fireworks" and camaraderie among the men, the true cost of the beach operation becomes impossible to ignore, revealing the dark irony of how soldiers cope with the unimaginable.

Eight Ball Hero
5 pp · war

Al Kennedy, a Stars and Stripes reporter, is curious about Frank Noonan—a chronic complainer from basic training—who's about to receive a medal for heroism on Hill 204 in Korea. Through interviews with the men who were there, Kennedy pieces together how a griping soldier became an unlikely hero, only to discover that Noonan's own explanation for his actions is far more surprising than the official story.

Fruit Salad
6 pp · war

A charming encounter in wartime London between two American flyers—a confident captain and his younger wingman—and two local women takes an unexpectedly poignant turn when an air raid strips away the banter and reveals the fear beneath the medals. As the bombs fall and the blackout sirens wail, Sam discovers what it truly means to look after his friend, and Joe learns that courage isn't the absence of fear—it's what you do when fear takes hold. A touching wartime story about the unshakeable bond between soldiers and the quiet heroism of standing by someone when it matters most.

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