In the Shadow of the Atomic Age 6 6

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In a not entirely dissimilar vein:

 

 

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Tell it to the Marines - Same era, same fun

 

I am spotty in the '20's for G.I. Joe -

 

# 27 - Note that whenever possible Joe has something in his hands while doing something else in this next batch of covers - I like the cat at bottom left.

 

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# 19 - The happiest flame-thrower cover ever!

 

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Really great stuff, Scrooge. Yet another run I have to look out for!

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Morning dose of Joe

 

# 18 - 100 pages! for 25 ¢

 

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# 17 - 52 big pages. Yes, you noticed. # 17 is the last 52 pagers. Then you get the 100 pagers with # 18 and then # 19 the flame-thrower issue's page count is down so the 100 pagers was the transition to a slimmer magazine.

 

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# 14 - Really like this one -

 

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Great bunch of covers Scrooge. Love those pulpy painted covers. Joe seems like such a happy guy on these. This is a great and very cheap run. War, like crime just doesn't seem to get the love these days.

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# 19 - The happiest flame-thrower cover ever!

 

Gotta love the fact that Joe smiles no matter what the situation.

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Here's the final stretch.

 

# 12

 

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# 11 - Not only is there a story about Benny (the donkey) but the Aussie Champ, Matilda, is a kangaroo

 

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# 9 - Different background as this is an old scan as this issue is the "Month" issue, March 1952

 

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