The despair of capture, the elation of escape — and an interlude of passion in the turmoil of war in Greece
The despair of capture, the elation of escape — and an interlude of passion in the turmoil of war in Greece
Magazine interior illustration, circa July 1963
This issue also included the cover story Yank Who Blocked A German Assault In A Strange Missile Sled, The Notorious Playdoll, and Marine Breakout From Shanghai’s “Compound For Banished Women”
This illustration appeared on the cover of a Magazine Management title, probably For Men Only, c. 1965.
Dusty swung the radio gun on a second Black ship. It burst into flame.
“To Captain Ayres: The greatest among us has died by your hand. We, the living, are pledged to avenge that loss. Within forty-eight hours you and your comrades will be wiped from the face of the earth. Nothing can save you!” This message, signed Ekar, was dropped on Dusty’s drome; at the same time another Yank air field nearby was wiped out by a new horror weapon – a flaming rain that destroyed everything it touched! How can America fight this new menace? How can she keep the Blacks from crossing her borders?’