Featuring: Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos
Release: March 10, 1966
Cover: May 1966
12 cents
Energetic editing by: Stan Lee
Rambunctious writing by: Roy Thomas
Actionistic art by: Dick Ayers
Dynamic delineation by: John Tartaglione
Lethargic lettering by: Sam Rosen
20 pages
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Awright you yardbirds… keep firin’! You want the Fascisti ta forget we’re here?
The Howlers parachute into Italy. This is momentous for Dino. We knew he was Italian-American, but we learn a couple new facts, including that he was born in Italy, but moved to America as a baby. We also learn he loves spaghetti.
Unusually, Sgt. Fury orders the Commandos to surrender, and they are taken to a prison camp. The Canadian Captain in charge has been planning a great escape. But Sgt. Fury has other plans.
