Fightin' Air Force #18
In "The Enemy and Me," Lt. Andrews faces a daunting challenge when he’s issued the outdated P-38 Curtiss-Hawk, a plane far behind the times, and must rely on skill and ingenuity to outmaneuver Japanese pilots in the Pacific theater. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Bill Molno with inks by Vince Alascia, this 1959 Charlton classic captures the grit and determination of a pilot pushed to his limits. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Marc Swayze and Sam Glanzman, perfectly captures the tension of aerial combat.
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Lt. Andrews is hoping that he'll not have to use the slow, obsolete P-38 Curtiss-Hawk. When that's all the army gives him he has to learn to out-fight the Japanese with them.
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