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Cover: Frank Doyle

The World Around Us #11

Jul 1959 · Gilberton · 0.25 USD
“The Shores of Tripoli”

In "The Shores of Tripoli," Lt. O'Bannon commands a daring desert march during the Barbary Wars, leading a small Marine detachment toward a fortified shore. As the navy pounds the enemy from the sea, the Marines prepare for a bold assault, testing their resolve in the harsh landscape. Art by Gerald McCann brings the gritty realism of the campaign to life, while Frank Doyle’s cover captures the tension of the moment.

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artist, inker Gerald McCann · cover Frank Doyle

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artist, inker Gerald McCann
cover pencils, inks Frank Doyle

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During the Barbary Wars, Lt. O'Bannon leads a small Marine detachment on a dangerous journey through the desert, after which the small party assaults a fort from the shore as the navy bombards it from the sea.

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