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229February-March 1971
$0.25

Our Army at War #229

DC · February-March 1971 · on sale December 17, 1970

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Identification plate

Series
Our Army at War (DC, 1952 series)
Issue
#229
Publication date
February-March 1971
Key date
February 1971
On-sale date
December 17, 1970
Indicia publisher
National Periodical Publications Inc.
Price
$0.25
Pages
68
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Sgt. Rock's Prize Battle Talescover1pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert; letters: Gaspar SaladinoSgt. Rock
1-foreword, introduction, preface, afterword1script: Joe Kubert; pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert
2The Battle of the Sergeantscomic story16.5script: Robert Kanigher; pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert; letters: Gaspar Saladino
3The Mouse and the Tiger!comic story9.17script: Ed Herron; pencils: Ross Andru; inks: Mike Esposito
4-in-house column1letters: typeset
5Battle Calendar 1971illustration1letters: typeset
6The Fighting Blip!comic story5.67script: Bob Haney; pencils: Jack Abel; inks: Jack Abel; letters: Gaspar Saladino
7Two Men -- One Hill!comic story5.67script: Bob Haney; pencils: Mort Drucker; inks: Mort Drucker
8Surrender Ticket!comic story14.17script: Robert Kanigher; pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert
9-foreword, introduction, preface, afterword1script: Joe Kubert; pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert

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Series context

‹ #228229 of 301#230 ›

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