Appearing in "7 Doomed Men!"Edit
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Synopsis for "7 Doomed Men!"Edit
The Howling Commandos go to a French port one night for some "fun and games." They lob a few grenades and lead the guards away from the u-boat pens. An old destroyer, stuffed full of dynamite, runs into the docks and destroys the submarines. Fury and his men dive into the bay and rendezvous with a PT boat.

Dugan makes a stand
Back in England, Sawyer hands Fury a new mission. The Nazis have almost completed a secret weapon at Heinemund. The commandos must intercept a large shipment of heavy water and destroy it. They disguise themselves as German fishermen aboard a fishing boat. A patrol boat stops them. They go on disguised as German sailors aboard an e-boat. Soldiers at the port ask them for the password; they knock them down and flee. Dugan holds off the pursuit but is eventually captured and taken to Gestapo HQ. The others break him out. To get to Heinemund, they "surrender" to a scrawny old soldier with glasses and tell him they've escaped from the concentration camp there. Once in the camp, they blow up the ammo dump, cut the electricity to the fence, and lead a breakout.
At the research base, they pull the damper rods out of the atomic pile and smash the equipment. Learning that the heavy water is still in tank cars at the railroad siding, they blow them up. Dugan spots a V-2 and sends a truck into it but gets caught in the explosion. The squad reaches the beach and the sub waiting to take them home. Back at the lab, the out-of-control pile goes up in a mushroom cloud. An editorial note wonders if Hitler halted his atomic research because of this incident.
Appearing in "The Enemy That Was!"Edit
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- Nazi soldier
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One-page pinup of a German infantryman with gear and weapons.
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Synopsis for Weapons of War!: "Chatter Guns" of World War IIEdit
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NotesEdit
- Dugan makes several (derogatory) references to his wife.
- This issue is reprinted in other comics and books, see references for more info.[1]
TriviaEdit
- No trivia.
See Also
- Discuss Sgt Fury and his Howling Commandos Vol 1 2 on the forums
- Cover gallery for the Sgt Fury and his Howling Commandos series
Recommended ReadingEdit
- None.
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- None.
- ↑ This story is reprinted in the following comics/TPB's:
References
- Comics
- Week 02, 2021
- 1963
- 1963, July
- Silver-Age
- Comics Published in USA
- Sgt Fury and his Howling Commandos Vol 1
- Marvel Comics
- USA
- Stan Lee/Editor-in-Chief
- Jack Kirby/Cover Artist
- Stan Lee/Writer
- Jack Kirby/Penciler
- Dick Ayers/Inker
- Artie Simek/Letterer
- Stan Lee/Editor
- Jack Kirby/Writer
- Stan Goldberg/Colourist
- Howling Commandos (WWII) (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Nicholas Fury (Earth-616)/Appearances
- W:C:marvel:Timothy Dugan (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Gabriel Jones (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Robert Ralston (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Isadore Cohen (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Dino Manelli (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Jonathan Juniper (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Samuel Sawyer (Earth-616)/Appearances
- United States Army (Earth-616)/Appearances
- France/Appearances
- England/Appearances
- Germany/Appearances
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- Notes Written