Journey into Danger #4

In a tense wartime setting, a skeptical soldier named Pierre dismisses his comrade Jean’s artistic sketches as idle distraction—until a chance drawing of Colonel Dumaire reveals a shocking truth. When Jean’s sketch inadvertently exposes the colonel as a German spy, the two must act fast to stop him from leading their unit into a deadly ambush.

In "First in the Fight," the legendary eagle Old Abe—beloved by the 8th Wisconsin Infantry and said to bear a striking resemblance to Abraham Lincoln—becomes a symbol of courage when the Confederates place a bounty on his head. Though he survives countless battles unharmed, his true legacy is only just beginning, as his image endures long after his passing, eventually becoming the emblem of the 101st Airborne Division.

In "Attack by Sea!", the U.S. Navy submarine Barracuda faces a deadly ambush as Torpedo Taylor leads the crew through a tense underwater battle, having just disabled two Japanese tankers—only to discover that two far more dangerous Japanese destroyers are now closing in from behind.

In "Salvo!", a young seaman aboard a U.S. battleship grows restless waiting for combat—until the order comes to fire on the heavily fortified Japanese island of Iwo Jima, turning the ship into a thundering engine of war.

In the Pacific Theater of World War II, off the rugged coast of New Guinea, the American PT boat *Smokey Pete* takes on a high-stakes mission: to intercept and destroy the Japanese vessel *Kakakuma*. With tension rising and the sea a treacherous ally, the crew must rely on stealth, nerve, and split-second decisions in a dangerous game of pursuit and evasion.