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212November 1969
$0.15

Our Army at War #212

DC · November 1969 · on sale 1969-09-02

First appearance: General Patton
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Identification plate

Series
Our Army at War (DC, 1952 series)
Issue
#212
Publication date
November 1969
Key date
1969-11-00
On-sale date
1969-09-02
Indicia publisher
National Periodical Publications Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Why this issue matters

First appearance of General Patton - the earliest non-flashback appearance on record for this character.

The evidence

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert; letters: Gaspar Saladino
1The Quiet War!comic story13.17script: Robert Kanigher; pencils: Russ Heath; inks: Russ Heath; letters: John Costanza
2Pattoncomic story1pencils: Ken Barr; inks: Ken BarrGeneral Patton First
3U.S. Firepower: The Machine-Gun!illustration2pencils: Ken Barr; inks: Ken Barr
4Medal for a Marine!comic story7.67script: Robert Kanigher; pencils: Mort Drucker; inks: Mort Drucker; letters: Gaspar Saladino
5Take Tenletters page1script: Joe Kubert; pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert

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Showcase Presents: Sgt. Rock #4
ISBN 978-1-4012-3811-7
2013On eBay ›

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