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Action Adventure Comics #3 (1955)

Stanley Morse · 1955 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Road South!
6 pp · war

American soldiers and Filipino forces mount a desperate defense when enemy forces invade the Philippines in 1941, but overwhelming odds force a bitter surrender—only for the tide of war to turn years later. Now, in "The Road South!", American troops return to retake the islands, pushing southward through fierce resistance toward Manila in a campaign to reclaim what was lost. This six-page war story traces the long, costly journey down that pivotal road, from the beach landings through street-by-street combat to final victory.

Savages
6 pp · western-frontier

When English colonists arrive on American shores with their ships and goods, they encounter an Indian village for the first time—a meeting that begins with cautious peace but fractures when the settlers claim the native hunting grounds as their own. What follows is a cycle of misunderstanding, violence, and bloodshed that reshapes the continent, as both sides discover the terrible cost of collision, and the true measure of civilization is left to the reader to judge.

Low Life!
6 pp · war

Tension runs thick aboard the Southern Star when a stolen gun goes missing from the captain's cabin, and the officers must contend with a crew they've brutalized into resentment. As paranoia and a violent tropical storm threaten to tear the ship apart, the captain's grip on command—and his sanity—begins to unravel, forcing his officers to fight for the vessel's survival against both the elements and their own men.

Bunker Hill
5 pp · war

Bunker Hill stands as history's unlikely echo: when American soldiers of 1952 must defend a strategic hilltop against Communist forces, they discover they're fighting the same battle their colonial forebears waged against the British in 1775—not just the same ground, but the same unyielding test of courage and conviction. As wave after wave of enemy attacks crash against their defensive positions, these modern soldiers learn what their ancestors already knew: that holding the line isn't just about survival, but about preserving the freedom they've sworn to protect. Through discipline, steady nerve, and the refusal to break under pressure, both generations prove that the spirit forged in defense of liberty endures across the centuries.

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