Issue | #209 |
Published | August 1969 |
Frequency | monthly (semi-monthly Feb.) |
Cover Price | 0.15 USD |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | Joe Kubert |
Genre | War |
Pencils | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Inks | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Characters | Sgt. Rock; Tiny Tim; Bull-dozer; Little Sure Shot; Charlie (death); Nick (death); Mike (death) |
Synopsis | Tiny Tim joins up with Easy Company with a heavy heart. Everyone but him in his last squad had died and he was convinced that he was a jinx. When two airplanes strafe Easy Company he draws them to him by running out in the open while Easy Company shoots them down. Tiny Tim lives when only his helmet is shot. |
Genre | War |
Script | Bob Kanigher |
Pencils | Joe Kubert; Russ Heath |
Inks | Joe Kubert; Russ Heath |
Genre | War |
Pencils | Ken Barr |
Inks | Ken Barr |
Notes | Two-page pin-up spread of the Douglas SBD-3 Dauntless and the Aichi 99 Val. |
Reprinted | in Our Fighting Forces (DC, 1954 series) #137 (May-June 1972) |
Pencils | Joe Kubert |
Inks | Joe Kubert |
Notes | Letters from Cpl. Bryon Dunlap, Mike Cutts, Greg Saxton, Roy Smith and Steve Hobbs. |
Characters | Sgt. Mal Walker; Joey; Charlie Smith; General Jackson |
Synopsis | When Sgt. Mal Walker's commander is killed he takes his boots to wear. Soon after Sgt. Walker is picked to lead his company. He says the shoes (both literal and figurative) are too big for him to fill, but he finds with time that they fit him just fine. He is promoted to Lieutenant and says that he is just trying to fill the boots of a good man. |
Script | Howard Liss |
Pencils | Fred Ray |
Inks | Fred Ray |
Genre | War; Humor |
Pencils | John Costanza |
Inks | John Costanza |
Genre | War; Humor |
Pencils | John Costanza |
Inks | John Costanza |
Characters | Superman; Jimmy Olsen; Ilona; Miss Gzptlxnz; Lucy Lane; Elsie; Scooter; Cookie; Cain; Able |
Pencils | Curt Swan; Henry Scarpelli; Neal Adams |
Inks | Neal Adams; Henry Scarpelli; Neal Adams |
Notes | Full page ad for Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #122, full page ad for Giant Scooter Summer Fun (Swing With Scooter) #20 and half-page ad for The House of Secrets #81. |