War Fury #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the tense atmosphere of World War II Germany, Lieutenant Stacy relies on his athletic prowess in "The Unconquered," a gripping wartime tale where stealth and endurance become weapons. Penciled by Don Perlin with inks by Abe Simon, the story unfolds with quiet intensity, showcasing a moment of daring survival beneath the surface. The cover, by Don Heck, captures the suspense with a stark, striking image of the moment.
Sgt. Norman Kaney, a hardened fifteen-year Marine, begins as a resentful drill instructor who clashes with his recruits—Hughes, Lasser, and Corelli among them—until orders send them all into combat in Korea together. Trapped behind enemy lines and desperate to reach the beach for evacuation, Kaney must drive his exhausted men forward through firefights and impossible odds, his brutal will-to-succeed tested as never before. Watch as this controversial sergeant's true character emerges under the weight of command and survival.
In a tense World War II mission set in Germany, Lieutenant Stacy relies on his athletic prowess to slip beneath the surface and approach a Nazi gun post unseen. With stealth and nerves of steel, he navigates the river’s depths, turning a dangerous crossing into a high-stakes gamble for survival.
A small Seabee named Pete "The Runt" chafes at his nickname and yearns to prove himself in combat during the construction of airstrips in the South Pacific in 1943, but when Japanese forces begin picking off his unit with sniper fire, he'll get his chance to show what real courage looks like. What starts as Pete's frustration with garrison duty transforms into something far more consequential when he faces off against an organized enemy hiding in the island's jungle. This is a story about how heroism has nothing to do with size, and everything to do with heart.
Sgt. Jon Chee, a North Korean who defected to fight for the Americans, is sent on a dangerous reconnaissance mission behind enemy lines—but his own men distrust him as a "commie" and traitor, unaware of the hardships that drove him to seek refuge in the United States years before. When the mission leads him back to his hometown village, now under Communist control, Chee finds himself face-to-face with his brother Wan Chee and a former sweetheart caught in an impossible web of duty, honor, and betrayal. As secrets unravel and the stakes sharpen, Sgt. Chee must navigate two colliding worlds with only his wits and his conviction to guide him.
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Reprinted in Never Again #8 (1956), Fightin' Army #19 (1957)
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