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G.I. Combat #42 (1956)

Comic Magazines · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The March of Doom
9 pp · war

In the frozen Arctic wastes, a U.S. patrol led by the skeptical but resourceful Jim Emmett faces a sudden and terrifying assault by enemy paratroopers descending like a blizzard. With time running out and no conventional defense available, Emmett relies on his deep knowledge of the tundra to turn the treacherous terrain into their greatest weapon. As the soldiers race to set a trap beneath the ice, they must trust Emmett’s unorthodox plan to survive the relentless advance.

Scorched-Earth Escape
6 pp · war

In the jungles of Indo-China, five stranded American G.I.s must evade Vietminh forces after their transport crashes, only to discover a hidden enemy radio station jamming signals to lure U.S. planes into traps. As they piece together the deception, they devise a daring plan to destroy the station—using a captured enemy tank and a clever ruse to slip past French lines.

Invasion Boomerang
7 pp · war

Sergeant Mike Begley struggles to transform a group of inexperienced new recruits into a disciplined unit at a U.S. defense base in West Germany, pushing them hard despite their inexperience. When the Reds secretly manipulate border markers to provoke a false invasion, Begley leads his platoon into a desperate defense—only to be forced to sacrifice himself to save them, believing they’re doomed. In a shocking turn, the very "green" kids he doubted turn the tide, proving they’re far more capable than he ever imagined.

The Red Squad of Berlin
6 pp · war

In the aftermath of a surprise attack on a food convoy in West Berlin, three G.I.s—Danny, Joey, and Pete—find themselves isolated and outnumbered as enemy forces seize the supplies. With the convoy hijacked and the food being smuggled through a hidden tunnel into the Eastern Sector, the trio must think fast to stop the theft and deliver the vital rations before dawn.

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