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Cover: Carl Pfeufer
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Super Green Beret #2

Jun 1967 · Lightning Comics [1960s] · 0.25 USD
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Tod Holton, the Super Green Beret, faces execution by firing squad after being captured, but is rescued when a woman named Martha intervenes with gunfire before the order to fire can be carried out. The story involves a confrontation with enemy forces during wartime, with Holton attempting to warn General Putnam of an imminent attack that could affect the American Revolution before it begins.

Contains 5 stories
The Lion God of Mokuru!
10 pp
Domo Yamata (VillainIntro)

When Peace Corps workers face execution from a mysterious "Lion God" in the African nation of Nobuti, Tod Holton is mystically summoned to don the magic Super Green Beret and investigate. What begins as a simple rescue mission unravels into a dangerous confrontation with the villain Domo Yamata, who's been manipulating the superstitious natives from his lair within the volcano Mokuru itself. Super Green Beret must battle both man and beast to stop Yamata's scheme and prevent a catastrophic eruption from destroying the village below.

A Twice-Told Tale
12 pp · War
The Flying Musketeers (Intro)

Lt. Bradford Jones Jr. is surprised to learn he's being assigned to a top-secret mission alongside three older reserve colonels—Col. Dale Reed, Col. Hart Shaw, and Col. Bill Lee—who'll pilot a super-sonic jetcopter to rescue a captured C.I.A. agent deep in Western China before his execution at sunrise. When the team lands in the remote Chemung region, the local tribesmen hail Jones as their long-awaited "Blonde God of Hope," a legendary fighter from their past—and Jones soon discovers the colonels were his own father's wartime comrades, reunited now to fight alongside his son. Together with the Chemung warriors, the Flying Musketeers must infiltrate a fortified Chinese garrison and extract their man before time runs out.

Dawn of American Freedom
11 pp
The British (Villain)

Tod Holton, a teenage time-traveler with the power to transform into Super Green Beret, is transported back to Boston in 1775 to aid the American colonists in their fight against the British. After being caught behind enemy lines at a British officers' ball, he must escape and warn General Putnam of an imminent attack on Breed's Hill before the Revolution can be stopped before it starts. With ammunition desperately short and the fate of the colonial army hanging in the balance, Super Green Beret lends his strength to the embattled soldiers preparing their defenses for what will become the first major battle of the Revolutionary War.

Frank Luke, the Arizona Balloon Buster
7 pp · War

Fresh from Arizona, Frank Luke reports to Major Hartney's 27th Squadron in France during the summer of 1918, full of swagger and confidence—but his cocky reputation takes a hit when early victories go unwitnessed and unbelieved. Paired with the loyal Lieutenant Joe Wehner, Luke discovers his true calling as a balloon buster, racking up an extraordinary record against the heavily defended German observation balloons, though tragedy and loss will test his nerve and reshape his relentless pursuit of the skies. A gripping portrait of an authentic American hero whose fearless, uncompromising spirit came at an unforgettable cost.

Ambush!
11 pp
Viet Cong (Villain)

When a starving village in South Vietnam falls under siege by the Viet Cong, Tod Holton's magic green beret summons him across the world to investigate—only to discover that an enemy within may have been betraying every supply convoy sent to break the blockade. Super Green Beret must expose the traitor and turn the tables on a carefully laid ambush before the Viet Cong can crush both the village and a critical food shipment.

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CGC 9.2 · 1 in census $75*
CGC 9.0 none in existence
CGC 8.5 none in existence
CGC 8.0 · 2 in census $30*
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Full credits

artist, inker Carl Pfeufer
cover pencils, inks Carl Pfeufer

Reprints

Reprinted in The Comic Book in America: An Illustrated History #[nn] (1989)

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