Publishers / Charlton / Army Attack (1965) / #38
38July 1965
$0.12

Army Attack #38

Charlton · July 1965

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Series
Army Attack (Charlton, 1965 series)
Issue
#38
Publication date
July 1965
Key date
1965-07-00
Indicia publisher
Charlton Comics Grp.
Price
$0.12
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Sniper Dies Alone!; Tankers Have It Made!; Hitler's Secret Cavecover1pencils: Pat Masulli, Dick Giordano; inks: Dick Giordano
1Hitler's Secret Cavecomic story10script: Joe Gill; pencils: Bill Molno; inks: Jon D'AgostinoSergeant Redstone; Major Art Morton; Sergeant Nick
2Combat Action from Charltonpromo (ad from the publisher)1
3Army Counter Intelligencetext article1letters: typeset
4The T-34 Red Killercomic story1script: Joe Gill; pencils: Bill Molno; inks: Jon D'Agostino
5Tankers Have It Madecomic story5script: Joe Gill; inks: Vince Colletta
6One Man Artillerycomic story1script: Joe Gill; pencils: Bill Molno; inks: Jon D'AgostinoPrivate First Class Shorty Hurd
7The Sniper Dies Alonecomic story5script: Joe Gill; inks: Vince CollettaSniper Captain Halloran; Black Wind [General Yagushi]; Senor Obregon
8Damage Controlcomic story1script: Joe Gill; inks: Jon D'Agostino

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