Two-Fisted Tales #31 (1953) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	script: Harvey Kurtzman; pencils: Harvey Kurtzman; inks: Harvey Kurtzman; colors: Harvey Kurtzman; letters: Ben Oda
1	Blockade!	comic story	6	script: Harvey Kurtzman; pencils: Wally Wood; inks: Wally Wood; colors: Marie Severin; letters: Ben Oda	Bob (southern sailor); Eggleston (northern Naval commander)
2	Campaign!	comic story	8	script: Harvey Kurtzman; pencils: John Severin; inks: Bill Elder; colors: Marie Severin; letters: Ben Oda	General George M. McClellan [aka The Little Napoleon]; Union sergeant
3	Donelson!	comic story	7	script: Harvey Kurtzman; pencils: Jack Davis; inks: Jack Davis; colors: Marie Severin; letters: Ben Oda	Northern soldiers (some die); General Smith (Union General); General Ulysses S. Grant; Southern soldiers (villains, some die); General Floyd (villain, Rebel General)
4	Air-Minded Fitz John	text story	1	letters: typeset
5	Combat Correspondence	letters page	1	letters: typeset
6	Grant!	comic story	7	script: Harvey Kurtzman, Jerry DeFuccio; pencils: John Severin; inks: John Severin; colors: Marie Severin; letters: Ben Oda	General Uylsses S. Grant [aka Sam]; Jesse Grant (Ulysses' father, flashback); Frank (West Point student, flashback)

Collection	Year
Two-Fisted Tales #14	1996	On eBay ›
Corpse on the Imjin and Other Stories ISBN 978-1-60699-545-7	2012	On eBay ›
Two-Fisted Tales	1985	On eBay ›
Squa Tront #4	1970	On eBay ›
Bomb Run and Other Stories ISBN 978-1-60699-749-9	2014	On eBay ›
Two-Fisted Tales #3	1980	On eBay ›
Death Stand and Other Stories ISBN 978-1-68396-103-1	2018	On eBay ›
Atom Bomb and Other Stories ISBN 978-1-68396-245-8	2019	On eBay ›

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