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243March 1972
$0.25

Our Army at War #243

DC · March 1972 · on sale 1972-01-04

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Series
Our Army at War (DC, 1952 series)
Issue
#243
Publication date
March 1972
Key date
1972-03-00
On-sale date
1972-01-04
Indicia publisher
National Periodical Publications Inc.
Price
$0.25
Pages
52
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0War of the Toy Soldiers!cover1pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe KubertSgt. Rock
224 Hour Pass!comic story14script: Robert Kanigher; pencils: Russ Heath; inks: Russ Heath; letters: John Costanza
4Visit to a Small War!comic story6script: Bill Finger; pencils: Mort Drucker; inks: Mort Drucker; letters: Gaspar SaladinoJim Beechum
6Rita, a Truck!comic story8pencils: Ross Andru; inks: Mike Esposito; letters: John Costanza
11Last Shot of the Triggerfish!comic story5.67script: Bob Haney; pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert; letters: Gaspar Saladino
13For Blazing Battle Action!promo (ad from the publisher)0.33pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert; letters: Gaspar Saladino
14Communications!comic story4script: Sam Glanzman; pencils: Sam Glanzman; inks: Sam Glanzman; letters: John Costanza
15-letters page0.75script: Joe Kubert; pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert
16-statement of ownership0.25script: Bernard Kashdan

Plus 11 pages of advertisements and other matter across 11 sequences, as published.

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