Soldier Comics #2
In "The Occupation of Yongyang," a U.S. military squad in Korea takes prisoner a group of Communist fighters who are surprisingly well-versed in the Geneva Convention—only to find their interrogation efforts undermined by the worst cook in the entire theater. Art by Jess Benton and Clem Weisbecker brings the tense, gritty atmosphere of the front lines to life in this 1952 Soldier Comics classic.
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Soldiers capture Communists to try to get some information, but the Reds know the Geneva Convention rules on prisoners of war. However they didn't count on the squad having the worse cook in Korea in its ranks.
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