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The World Around Us 30 - Undersea Adventures, page 58, February 1961 by George Evans

Artists: George Evans (Penciller) , George Evans (Inker)

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The World Around Us 30 - Undersea Adventures, page 58, February 1961 by George Evans Comic Art

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Artwork Details

Title:	The World Around Us 30 - Undersea Adventures, page 58, February 1961 by George Evans
Artist:	George Evans (Penciller)
Artist:	George Evans (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
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Views:	106
Likes on CAF:	7 8
Comments:	3
Added to Site:	6/20/2025
Comic Art Archive:	The World Around Us Issue: 30 Page: 58 View

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"D-Day Part 4: Night Drop" by unknown writer.

The night before D-Day British paratroopers capture a battery to protect British and Canadian landings on the Normandy beach.

What the comic doesn't tell you is that the British had only enough explosives to damage, not destroy, the guns. British paratroopers then withdrew, allowing the Germans to return, fix some guns, and fire on invasion troops.

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Kavi H
Member Since 2018

1 - Posted on 6/20/2025

nice art by Evans! I especiially like the view of the artillery through the barbed wire in that top panel.

Ruben DaCollector
Member Since 2008

1 - Posted on 6/20/2025

Most of the more popular War comics usually focused on artillary and gun fire, with both sides firing at each other. It was not too often that the storytelling made it a point to show some of the other, difficult things soldiers had to endure, such as crawling past barbed wired in the top panel here and getting strafed by gunfire the way it's depicted here, with a beautiful worm's eye view in the 2nd panel. It's great to see Evans depicting war on the ground, given he was best known for his aerial depictions of war.

Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

Posted on 6/20/2025

Other war comics might have scenes like this, but they won't have as much of a photo journalistic style as Evans. The high action second panel could have been expanded into its own comic.

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