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Flying Aces #2, Streamline Publications (U.K.) 1956

{reprint of Flying Aces #2, Key Publications, September 1955}

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Capt. Storm #7, DC, May-June 1965

 

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Capt. Storm #5, DC, January-February 1965

 

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Capt. Storm #4, DC, November-December 1964

 

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Capt. Storm #2, DC, July-August 1964

 

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Captain Savage (and his Leatherneck Raiders) #1, Marvel, January 1968

 

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Captain Savage (and his Leatherneck Raiders) #2, Marvel, March 1968

 

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Captain Savage (and his Leatherneck Raiders) #7, Marvel, October 1968

 

Apocalypse Now (1979) Surfing in a battle zone - I CALL SWIPE.

 

Writing credits: John Milius, Francis Coppola, Michael Herr (narration)

and Joseph Conrad's novel "Heart of Darkness" (uncredited)

 

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Captain Savage (and his Battlefield Raiders) #9, Marvel, December 1968

 

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Sgt. Fury (and his Howling Commandos) #14, Marvel, January 1965

 

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Sgt. Fury (and his Howling Commandos) #30, Marvel, May 1966

 

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Sgt. Fury (and his Howling Commandos) #38, Marvel, January 1967

 

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Sgt. Fury (and his Howling Commandos) #52, Marvel, March 1968

 

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Sgt. Fury (and his Howling Commandos) #70, Marvel, September 1969

 

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What better place to start my war addiction than with this book - picked it up at SDCC from Motor City Comics. A solid mid-grade copy, and with a discount I paid Guide.

 

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Found this at Dale Roberts Booth - I purchased a batch of Spirit Sections from him, so he gave me a sweet price on this book.

 

It has a significant flaw (the barely attached large chip at the lower staple), but I really like this issue a lot.

 

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Hey wait a minute, Steve!!! You didn't show THAT book to me. Killer book. Awesome Kubert interior and that wonderful Grandenetti washtone. My favorite of the DC war first issues! It's just from that incredible era of DC war when Kanigher and the boys REALLY started to get on a roll.

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These are technically GA books, but I hope that the knowledgeable aficionados here can best appreciate them.

 

AAMoW 2, 3, 5, each with a Krigstein story. Nice interior paper. Located them buried in a box at the back of the Dealers' Room at SDCC this past weekend.

 

I am absolutely thrilled to have these very early DC war books...

 

 

 

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