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Bill Battle, the One Man Army #1 (1952) · The Collector

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Fawcett
Bill Battle, the One Man Army (1952)
#1

Fawcett#1

Bill Battle, the One Man Army

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Bill Battle, the One Man Army #1

Publisher: Fawcett
Cover date: October 1952
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

Key issue

1st appearance of Sgt. Bill Battle
1st appearance of Captain Marshall
1st appearance of Private Redmond

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Stories

3 titled

1I'm the Best There Is!
2Three Cheers for Chen!
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 239123

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A Snowball in Hades!

Credits

Penciller: Clem Weisbecker

Editorial and production

Editor: Wendell Crowley
Art director: Al Jetter
Executive editor: Will Lieberson

Characters

Captain Marshall· 1st appearance
Private Redmond· 1st appearance
Sgt. Bill Battle· 1st appearance
Buck Dan
Captain Sump
Chen Sun
General Li

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