Military Comics #30
In "Dr. Koro, Symbol of Evil," a captured American scientist becomes the unlikely focal point of a deadly game of survival in the Pacific jungle. With twelve hours to evade capture, a group of released soldiers must outwit both the advancing Japanese Army and a ruthless sniper, while a mysterious figure known only as Suratai manipulates the hunt from the shadows. Written by Ted Udall and Vern Henkel, with art and inks by Henkel, and a cover by Bill Ward, this 1944 issue delivers tense, high-stakes drama in a world where every shadow could be a threat.
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Considered too valuable to the Japanese to remain locked up in prison, captured Americans are fed and then released by Suratai. However, he only gives them twelve hours to run and hide in the jungle before the Japanese Army is sent after them. To try and draw the Sniper out of hiding, Suratai offers a reward to any soldier killing one the Americans.
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