Mitsubishi Zero takes off from aircraft carrier Junyo, Battle of the Philippine Sea, June 19, 1944
Japanese Navy Zero fighters, Misawa air base, Japan.jpg
Location: World War II - Japanese manga
Artists:
Hiroshi Kaizuka
(Penciller)
,
Hiroshi Kaizuka
(Inker)
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A takeoff formation like they are on red alert pushing the action right into the reader!
A nice composition with the arrangement of planes. Interesting to see the narrow runway with profuse vegetation encroaching on it. It makes the runway feel a little makeshift.
Great one!
Sweet take off sequence!
fantastic!
Oh oh. Slippery slope. First it starts with manga planes. Then subs. Then next thing your whole gallery will be filled with nothing but tentacles.
They are practically flying off the page! Impressive page!
Yes, the Zero Fighter Red Squad have any chance of winning. Because unlike their enemy, the Zero Fighter Red Squad were willing to do anything to help secure victory, including sacrificing their own lives just to fly their planes into the enemy in order to cause as much damage as possible.