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Army and Navy Fun Parade v4 #5 (1945) · The Collector

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Harvey
Army and Navy Fun Parade (1942)
v4 #5

Harveyv4 #5

Army and Navy Fun Parade

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Army and Navy Fun Parade v4 #5

Daffy Drafty's Seven-Eleven

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: October 1945
Cover price: $0.15
Pages: 68

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Credits

Writers: Courtney Dunkel, Alfred Isler, Art Helfant, Harvey Johnson
Pencillers: Courtney Dunkel, Alfred Isler, Art Helfant, Harvey Johnson
Inkers: Courtney Dunkel, Alfred Isler, Art Helfant, Harvey Johnson

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Grand Comics Database issue 1516348

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A soldier trying to get across a gap is used as a human bridge by Africans.

Letterer

Art Helfant

Cover

Al Ross

Editorial and production

Editor: Leon Harvey

Characters

Daffy Drafty

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