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Cover: Sol Brodsky & Carl Burgos

Navy Action #18

Aug 1957 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
“The Sub That Couldn't Be Sunk!”

In "The Sub That Couldn't Be Sunk!", Sgt. Bill Miner grapples with the weight of responsibility as he and his younger brother, Marine Tommy, are split during a high-stakes land invasion in Korea. With tension mounting and danger around every corner, Bill’s concern for Tommy turns into quiet pride as his brother proves his mettle in combat. Art by Joe Maneely brings the wartime intensity to life, while the cover by Sol Brodsky and Carl Burgos captures the drama of the front lines.

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artist, inker Joe Maneely · cover Sol Brodsky, Carl Burgos

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artist, inker Joe Maneely
cover pencils Sol Brodsky
cover inks Carl Burgos

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Sgt. Bill Miner worries about his younger brother and fellow US Marine Tommy and tries to look out for him, but they're assigned to separate details during a land invasion in Korea. However, Tommy proves himself in battle and Bill decides he doesn't have to take care of him any longer.

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