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Star Spangled War Stories #136 (1967) · The Collector

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DC Comics
Star Spangled War Stories (1952)
#136

DC Comics#136

Star Spangled War Stories

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Star Spangled War Stories #136

Publisher: DC Comics
Cover date: December 1967
On sale: Oct 17, 1967
Cover price: $0.12
Pages: 36
Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Stories

2 titled

1The Hot Rod of Death!
2The G.I. Who Cried "Tank"!

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Grand Comics Database issue 21496

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Credits

Writers: Howard Liss, Hank Chapman
Penciller: Jack Abel
Inker: Jack Abel
Letterers: Gaspar Saladino, Milt Snapinn
Cover: Joe Kubert
Cover letters: Ira Schnapp

Editorial and production

Editor: Robert Kanigher

Characters

Lt. Joe Weldon
Nurse Robbie
Sgt. Rick Terry

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