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| - * Losers page at Don Markstein's Toonopedia
* Losers Special at CBDB
* Losers Special at the Grand Comics Database
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| - Easy Company is under fire from a German battalion. Sgt. Rock tries to radio Bravo Company, but they are already dead. Instead, Captain Storm and the Losers respond to the call. Rock supplies them with his position and Johnny Cloud takes point.
Captain Storm takes a moment to reflect upon his own origin, and he recalls the original Japanese submarine attack that destroyed his crew and cost him his leg. After committing himself towards revenge, he eventually teamed up with other service men to form the Losers.
Gunner and Sarge follow Cloud and scan the surrounding village for a German rocket emplacement. Their mascot Pooch ponders their many adventures together, including several missions in which he valiantly saved Gunner and Sarge's lives.
Johnny Cloud also reminisces about his early years as he battled cultural derision and his commitment towards serving the United States Air Force. Fortunately, his superiors cared more about his flying skills than his Native American heritage.
The Losers eventually reach the enemy encampment and take out the rockets, allowing Easy Company further access into the terrain. However, the scene is still a hot war zone and the land explodes with brilliant bursts of light. The Losers move onward and valiantly give their lives fighting the Nazi threat.
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| - Crisis on Infinite Earths
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| Notes
| - * This issue spotlights the final battle of the Losers. Although published two months later, the events from this issue take place concurrently with events chronicled in .
* This issue briefly recaps the origins of all of the Losers.
* The site of the Losers' final battle is not revealed in this issue. establishes that it takes place in Markovia.
* Ona Tornsen is the only team member not featured in this issue. Capt. Storm appears in flashback to events that took place in .
* Capt. Storm's eyes are incorrectly colored blue in this issue. According to Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe IV, they should be brown.
* Captain Storm's prosthetic is incorrectly shown on his right leg in flashback, when it was actually his left leg that he lost during the early half of the war.
* This issue recaps the Losers first meeting with the Haunted Tank as depicted in .
* This issue includes a one-page text article by Robert Greenberger entitled, "Losers". The article discusses the 50th anniversary of DC Comics, and the role that the Losers play in the Crisis on Infinite Earths.
* This issue is divided into three chapters:
:*Part I: Countdown at Hell's Corner!
:*Part II: A Marine Called Pooch!
:*Part III: Spirit of the Dead
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| - Separately, we're losers - but we operate well as a team!
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