Stepping right out of the bronze age of DC war books, this issue delivers a gritty, action-packed punch of classic World War II storytelling that makes modern action movies look like a walk in the park. Featuring a stunning, high-stakes cover by the legendary Joe Kubert, this August-September 1977 release contains the thrilling main feature "Kill the King!" written by Bob Haney with spectacular interior pencils by the iconic Dick Ayers. To make it even better, the issue includes the bonus backup story "Killers All!" by Steve Skeates, all brought to life by the atmospheric inks of Gerry Talaoc. It is a fantastic, nostalgic time capsule that captures the raw, cinematic energy of the late seventies comic book spinner racks, perfect for anyone looking to relive the golden days of military adventure fiction. This particular copy is a 49-year-old survivor that has been read and truly enjoyed over the decades, lying flat with a cover and pages that remain tight to the staples, though it does show its honorable battle scars in the form of some dog-eared corners and a back cover that carries wrinkles from an old encounter with dampness.