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Frontline Combat #14

EC · Series began 1951 · October 1953

Dates

Cover date
October 1953
On sale
June 8, 1953
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Wally Wood, Joe Kubert, Harvey Kurtzman, George Evans, Jack Davisinks: Wally Wood, Joe Kubert, Harvey Kurtzman, George Evans, Jack Daviscolors: Marie Severinscript: Harvey Kurtzman, Jack Davisletters: Ben Oda

Stories

  • Albatross! · Frontline Combat · 8 pages

    Danklef is of the opinion that the Grumman SA-16 (Albatross) is a plane, not a boat, and while preparing for a bombing run, the radio blares the news of another plane being shot down. They head out to rescue the pilot and, after saving the man, the seaplane encounters very rough waters. By quick thing, the plane rides out the rough waves until measures are taken to get the craft out of the water and into the air.

  • Bonhomme Richard! · Frontline Combat · 7 pages

    The battle between the Seapis and Bonhomme Richard in 1779 is recounted by a dead American sailor.....a battle won by the Americans, but resulting in 90% casualties on both sides.

  • Abduction · 1 pages
  • Immelman! · Frontline Combat · 6 pages

    Max Immelman, creator of the evasive air tactic called "The Immelman Turn", wins victory after victory, amassing award after award until one day, due to his aircraft's machine guns not working properly, shoots himself down!

  • Whupped! · Frontline Combat · 7 pages

    A young soldier runs up to the Sergeant of the Army of the Mississippi, real anxious like to join up because his Ma said he could. The next day they engaged the Union Army is a bloodbath and the young boy, somewhat eager to fight and whip those blue bellies, in the end gets a bayonet in the stomach and passes away in the arms of the Sergeant.

Reprinted in

The Complete Frontline Combat (1982), Frontline Combat (1995), The Fantagraphics EC Artists' Library (2012)

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