Publishers / Charlton / Fightin' Army (1956) / #102
102March 1972
$0.20

Fightin' Army #102

Charlton · March 1972

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Identification plate

Series
Fightin' Army (Charlton, 1956 series)
Issue
#102
Publication date
March 1972
Key date
March 1972
Indicia publisher
Charlton Press Inc.
Price
$0.20
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Panzers Are Coming!cover1pencils: Don Perlin; inks: Charles Nicholas
1In The Bloodcomic story8pencils: Charles Nicholas; inks: Vince AlasciaSgt. Rocky Grissom; PFC Ralph Grissom; Captain Warner; Lt. Wall
2The Volunteercomic story1pencils: Charles Nicholas; inks: Vince Alascia
3The Real Enemycomic story7pencils: Jack Keller; inks: Jack KellerSgt. Roy Baldwin; Sgt. Mati Yoshuma; Lt. Ed Langan; S/Sgt. Grady
4Trust A Traitor?text story1letters: typeset
5The Panzers Are Coming!comic story7pencils: Don Perlin; inks: Don PerlinCaptain Wexler; PFC Jordie Clark; Luigi (Italian partisan)

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