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Our Fighting Forces, #98

Published: February 1966

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Death Wore a Grin!

Story Featuring The Fighting Devil Dog

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Death Wore a Grin!

Story Featuring The Fighting Devil Dog

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When Larry is facing certain death as a Japanese captive, he recalls an old rivalry that always forced him to do better and overcome his circumstances, no matter how daunting. Naturally, the tactic works and he gains his freedom, meeting up again with his rival, who reveals that he in turn looks up to Larry's brother, Sgt. Rock.

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Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Schwartz kept editorial records for Robert Kanigher, who edited this issue. Story in two parts of 5.67 and 8.67 pages. Last story for this feature in this series. The character guest stars in Captain Storm (DC, 1964 series) #13. The next stories featuring The Fighting Devil Dog appear in Unknown Soldier (DC, 1977 series) #205-207.

Breakthrough in Reverse!
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Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Schwartz kept editorial records for Robert Kanigher, who edited this issue.

Story Featuring Cap's Hobby Center

"Why are you wearing those horse blinders, son?"

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Letter Column Featuring Readers -- Sound Off!

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Letters submitted by Al Sentorski, Van Roberts Stack, (Miss) Leslie E. Grey, and Nevin Keyster.

"The Subsidia Ferimus ("We fly men and material") motto..."

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Four mottoes of the United States Air Force and the insignia that represent them.

For Blazing Battle Fireworks -- Go-Go-Go
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House ad for Our Army at War (DC, 1952 series) #165 (on sale January 4) and Capt. Storm (DC, 1964 series) #12 (on sale January 11), the first issues of those series featuring the Go-Go Check branding.

DC's Immortal 6!
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House ad for Our Army at War (DC, 1952 series) #164 [80 Page Giant #G-19], on sale December 16.

The Kat Talks Back to "My Mother the Car"
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Advertisement for an AMT model of the automobile featured on the NBC network television show "My Mother the Car" (1965-66).

The Invisible Handicap!
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The class get a lesson on not making fun of those who are different.

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Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.

It's No Team-Up This Time!

Story Featuring Batman , Story Featuring Eclipso

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House ad for The Brave and the Bold (DC, 1955 series) #64 (second Batman team-up).

"Uoy! Gnidaer rouy cimoc sgam!"

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Subscription advertisement featuring Mr. Mzyxptlk and Superman; ten issues for $1.00.

The "New" Wonder Woman...

Story Featuring Wonder Woman

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House ad for Wonder Woman (DC, 1942 series) #160.

Definitely Coming... The Brand-New Look!
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House ad for DC comics and the "brand-new look" -- Go-Go Checks.