#4

Synopsis

An officer of the JV-44 Commando Fighter Group gathers around his plane and was reminded that, back in 1938, that General Galland took up the ME-262 for a test flight, and he was impressed. But Hitler was not impressed and only viewed the plane as a blitz bomber, not a fighter, thus destroying its effectiveness, and slowing the plane down enough to be shot down by enemy fighters. Thus, the plane never realized its full potential, and because it was so late in the war, which was as good as lost, the officer is ordered to set fire to his plane.

Credits

Script

Archie Goodwin, Wally Wood

Plot

Archie Goodwin

Pencils

Dan Adkins, Gene Colan, George Evans, Alex Toth, Russ Heath, Wally Wood, John Severin, Reed Crandall, Angelo Torres, Frank Frazetta

Inks

Dan Adkins, Gene Colan, George Evans, Alex Toth, Russ Heath, Wally Wood, John Severin, Reed Crandall, Angelo Torres, Frank Frazetta

Letters

Ben Oda, Alex Toth, Wally Wood

Editor

Archie Goodwin

Artographs

Ralph Reese

Craftints

Ralph Reese

Illustration

John Severin

Painting) (signed

Frank Frazetta