"Battle of Jutland" Chapter 5 by Alcala. Cover date March or April 1964. Redondo Komix original art pages do not have title banners.
I love Alcala's brushwork in the Filipino war stories. He gives the figures in this page weight and energy, even when they're standing still. He captures the battle damage perforating HMS Chester's skin. Having HMS Invincible's name plate next to a resolute Admiral Hood sets up the action for the next page and helps readers follow a story filled with the names of warships.
Historical note: Although the scout cruiser Chester survived the battle, Admiral Hood and his flagship battlecruiser Invincible weren't so fortunate. Two German battlecruisers hit its gun magazines amidships, exploding the ammunition and sinking the ship with the loss of nearly all hands including Admiral Hood. Only six of the 1,032-man crew survived.
Translation of Filipino
"Chapter 5
Previously: In the exchange of fire, the Barham and Valiant returned fire and the German side was damaged. Later, Admiral Scheer was astonished to see the almost endless line of ships of the British Grand Fleet...The cruiser Chester quickly pulled away when it encountered four German cruisers...
On the cruiser Chester...
'What is the condition of the crew?'
'Captain...Many were killed, wounded and this ship was damaged! We are still being pursued!'
While the four German cruisers are pursuing the Chester, Admiral H.L.A. Hood, who is aboard the battlecruiser Invincible and is also accompanied by the battlecruisers Inflexible and Indomitable, is heading towards the area where the Chester is heading...
'Ready your guns!...As soon as the German ships are close to us, open fire immediately!'
At a distance of eight thousand yards, the four German cruisers were immediately fired upon by Admiral Hood..."