Two Fisted Tales #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Campaign!", Harvey Kurtzman’s sharp storytelling brings to life a gruff sergeant’s bravado during the Peninsular Campaign, where his boast of invincibility is tested through grueling maneuvers and real combat. With Severin’s dynamic art, Will Elder’s expressive inks, and Ben Oda’s crisp lettering, the tale captures the grim humor and irony of war—where even the toughest soldier may fall not to bullets, but to a fever.
In "Campaign!", a gruff veteran Sergeant rides high on his reputation, boasting to new recruits that he’s survived every major battle unscathed—until the brutal realities of war test his luck. As he leads the young soldiers through the grueling campaigns around Richmond and beyond, his ironclad confidence begins to crack under the weight of exhaustion and disease.
In the midst of chaos, Grant rides forward—unfazed by bullets and the storm of war—his quiet presence a stark contrast to the wreckage around him. Once seen as a man who failed at everything, he now moves through battle with a purpose that only war could reveal.
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↩ Reprints Two-Fisted Tales #31 (1953), Two-Fisted Tales #37 (1954)
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