Military Comics #28 (1944) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Dungeon of Doom!	cover	1	pencils: Alex Kotzky; inks: Alex Kotzky	Blackhawk; André; Chuck; Hendrickson; Olaf; Stanislaus
2	Dungeon of Doom!	comic story	15	pencils: John Cassone; inks: Alex Kotzky	Blackhawk; André; Chuck; Hendrickson; Olaf; Stanislaus; Chop-Chop
3	The Floating Island	comic story	4	script: Jack Cole; pencils: Jack Cole; inks: Jack Cole	The Death Patrol [Del Van Dyne; Boris; Gramps; Hank; King Hotintot; Jackie; Yogi]; President Franklin D. Roosevelt
4	The Valley of Death	comic story	8	script: Ted Udall; pencils: Vern Henkel; inks: Vern Henkel	The Sniper; Suratai (Villain)
5	-	comic story	1	script: Bernard Dibble; pencils: Bernard Dibble; inks: Bernard Dibble	Johnny Doughboy; General Bumbunny; Mrs. Hortense Bumbunny
6	The Courage Serum	comic story	9	script: Bart Tumey; pencils: Bart Tumey; inks: Bart Tumey	Private Dogtag; Dr. Gloria; Sopuchi; Tawara
7	Heart of a Correspondent	text story	2	letters: typeset	Jim Manning; Waldo "Whitey" Simms
8	This Is a Story of Courage	comic story	9		Perry Tobias; Paul Harvey; Solomon Ish
9	The Bombing of Paramushiro	comic story	1	script: Fred Guardineer; pencils: Fred Guardineer; inks: Fred Guardineer
10	The Rise and Fall of Mussolini	comic story	7	script: Fred Guardineer; pencils: Fred Guardineer; inks: Fred Guardineer	Benito Mussolini (July 29, 1883 - April 28, 1945); Adolf Hitler; Victor Emmanuel; Pietro Badoglio; Geoffrey Keyes; General Molinero

Plus 3 pages of advertisements and other matter across 3 sequences, as published.

Collection	Year
Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] ISBN 978-1-60699-987-5	2017	On eBay ›

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