GI Combat (1952) 20
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Issue #20
GI Combat (1952) #20$49.00
View scans- Water damage.
$15.00
View scan- 6 1/2" Cumulative spine split. Chipped corners and edges.
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"The Doomed Legion," pencils by Charles Nicholas; A battalion of US troops try to help the French hold an outpost in Indo-China; Surrounded, outnumbered, and low on munitions, these men learn true grit to hold on until help can arrive. "Prison Camp Slaughter," script by Robert Bernstein, art by Pete Morisi; Some panicked G.I.s decide that surrender is better than certain death in battle; After all, how bad can the Communist prison camps be?; They learn, to their regret, that their seemingly enlightened captors are really heartless butchers. "Death Trap," pencils by Louis Ravielli; G.I.'s on furlough in Berlin go out for a good time, but fall prey to a Nazi sympathizers, who drug and sneak them across enemy lines; They must fight their way back to freedom and vengeance. "Behind Enemy Lines," art by Robert Q. Sale; A paratrooper, uncertain of his own valor, goes afoul on his first mission; Alone and wounded behind enemy lines, he is aided by a young boy who looks up to him; The G.I. must find the bravery within him when the enemy closes in on him and the boy. "Sling-Shot Grenades" text story. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
