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All-American Men of War #111

DC · Series began 1952 · September-October 1965

Dates

Cover date
September-October 1965
On sale
July 22, 1965
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Russ Heath, Irv Novick, Sheldon Moldoff, Joe Kubertinks: Russ Heath, Irv Novick, Sheldon Moldoff, Joe Kubertscript: Robert Kanigher, Hank Chapman, Jack Schiffletters: Ira Schnapp

Stories

  • Jets Never Let Go! · 3.67 pages

    In Korea, a fighter pilot talks to his jet - and the jet talks back - as they blast MIGs. Last mission. The pilot is being shipped stateside to train rookies - and he's taking the jet along so they'll never be separated. But a MIG closes and stitches the pilot. The jet despairs, but with the pilot's dead hand on the joystick, together they soar up, up and up...

  • Only One Ace Could Live! · 8.67 pages

    In WW1 air combat, a rookie American and a "Death's Head" German vie for kills. Diving for each other, they sideswipe and blast other planes but never come close. So goes a second mission. On the third mission, they tangle and ram. Both end up parachuting down, shooting with pistols. The combat continues on the ground, grappling for the pistol - and only the American walks away.

  • Tag -- You're Dead! · 9.67 pages

    As Cloud Flight soars in Mustangs to protect bombers, Johnny Cloud sees a German rival from before the war... On the reservation, Johnny was champion of Tag on horses. German students jeer American inferiors. Johnny accepts a challenge from the Olympic-champion German to Tag, and they score even by vaulting into a river. The third bout must wait.. Johnny drives Cloud Flight to save the bombers. The German swoops close and rams. Both parachute. The German is bent on shooting Johnny - and is killed as the tangled planes snag his chute. "Tag -- You're dead."

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