Soldier Comics #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Soldier Comics #6 An anthology of military-themed stories featuring combat action and soldier humor. One story follows pilot Magraw, who is blinded during aerial combat over Korean territory but receives guidance from fellow pilot Starke to safely land and parachute to friendly lines. Another story depicts American soldiers ambushed by enemy forces who outnumber them but are ultimately defeated, followed by interrogation scenes where enemy officers decide the fate of prisoners. A comedic segment follows the misadventures of "Snoozer," a chronic sleeper whose commanding officers attempt various methods to keep him awake during his military service, eventually resorting to waking him to perform assigned duties.
Corporal Tigrett survives a firing squad execution by the narrowest of margins and awakens to find a young Korean orphan named Choon Gum tending to his wounds—the child becomes his unexpected guide through enemy territory toward the American lines. As the two make their way across the war-torn landscape, they must evade Communist patrols and navigate the dangers of the active front, relying on each other's wits to survive. This 1952 tale captures a unlikely partnership forged in the chaos of the Korean conflict.
Pvt. Snoozer Lamson has been sleeping through his entire life—a habit that finally catches up with him when enemy soldiers overrun his position during combat, leaving him behind as his unit is forced to retreat. When the Reds accidentally wake the slumbering soldier by stepping on him, Snoozer explodes into action like a furious beast, turning the tide of battle single-handedly and driving the enemy back. His buddies rally to his side, inspired by his ferocious stand, though they soon discover that heroic recognition might be the one thing Snoozer's legendary naps won't earn him.
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