Featuring: Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandoes
Release: August 11, 1964
Cover: October 1964
12 cents
Two-fisted tale by: Ex-Sarge Stan Lee, U.S. Army
Power-packed pencilling by: Ex-Corp. Dick Ayers, U.S. Air Force
Inking by: Geo. Bell
Lettering by: Art Simek
21 pages
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This is a familiar story. Captain Sawyer is temporarily replaced by the uptight rules-obsessed Captain Flint.
He does things like insist on uniform regulations that end up giving their position away on a mission that required subterfuge.
By the end of the story, the Howlers have taught him to loosen up a bit. I don’t much care for rule sticklers myself, hate when I have to work with them. My experience is that they don’t come around quite so easily in real life.
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