The New Two-Fisted Tales #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "War," a poignant tale from The New Two-Fisted Tales #2, a soldier named Lester forms an unbreakable bond with his dog Queen, whose keen instincts repeatedly save his life on the battlefield. Written and illustrated by Don Lomax, with inks by Rose Lomax and colors by Perry McNamee, the story captures the quiet cost of loyalty and sacrifice. The cover, a striking collaboration by Harvey Kurtzman and William Stout, echoes the tale’s raw emotional weight.
In the heat of the Vietnam War, a young soldier named Lester Mendez forms an unbreakable bond with his dog, Queen, whose keen instincts repeatedly save his life by uncovering hidden enemies and mines. When Lester is wounded and Queen is lost in the process, their bond is tested in ways neither of them could have foreseen.
In the brutal final hours of the Battle of Gettysburg, a Union soldier known as Alabama fights through the chaos of Pickett’s Charge, where 14,000 Confederate troops surge toward Union lines. When a Southern officer approaches him in the smoke and dust, Alabama strikes without hesitation—only to discover, too late, that the man he killed was his own father.
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