Cover: Don Lomax

Vietnam Journal #6

Feb 2011 · Transfuzion Publishing · 18.95 USD

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In "The Massacre of Company B," Robert Durand and his men push deep into Laos on a desperate mission to rescue a double-agent and a group of children, only to uncover a dangerous betrayal within their own ranks. As tensions mount and trust erodes, Durand begins to suspect that Colonel Nawith may have been feeding information to the enemy—putting their entire unit at risk. Written by Robert Durand and Don Lomax, with powerful artwork by Don Lomax and inks by Rose Lomax, this harrowing chapter unfolds with the stark realism and emotional weight that define the series. The cover, penciled and inked by Don Lomax, captures the grim intensity of the mission.

Contains 8 stories

The Massacre of Company B

War

The Last Patrol

War

77 Days in Hell!

War

Sorry Charlie

War

Chapter One: Point

26 pp · War

Robert DurandCaptain MobelyRobinsonMcGrawMajor LonghurstFirst Lieutenant James L. KerbySFC Joe Mac ElroySSG Lennord DaviesLee Long

Chapter Two: Chameleon

26 pp · War

Robert DurandFirst Lieutenant James L. KerbyLee LongSSG Lennord DaviesSSG Lennord Davies

Robert Durand returns to Saigon after a grueling second tour behind enemy lines, weary but determined to secure the long-denied supplies for his unit. Amid the tense atmosphere of the war-torn city, he crosses paths with First Lieutenant James L. Kerby, Lee Long, and SSG Lennord Davies, each carrying their own burdens as the mission’s stakes grow more personal.

Chapter Three: TET a Pain In the Ass

26 pp · War

Robert DurandLee LongSFC Earl BrownSFC Milo Speer

Chapter Four: Sanctioned

26 pp · War

Robert DurandLee LongHuong LuongColonel Nawith

In "Chapter Four: Sanctioned," Robert Durand leads a perilous mission into Laos to rescue a double-agent and a group of children, only to uncover a betrayal that puts his entire unit in jeopardy. As tensions rise, Durand begins to suspect that Colonel Nawith may have intentionally compromised their operation, turning their mission into a deadly trap.