(July 1952)
- Price:
- 0.10 USD
- Pages:
- 36
- Indicia frequency:
- Bi-monthly
- Indicia Publisher:
- Ace Magazines, Inc.
- Brand:
- Ace
- Editing:
- Fred Gardener (uncredited)
- Format:
- Standard Silver Age U.S.; Full Color; Glossy Cover; Newsprint Interior; Saddle-Stitched; was On-Going Series
A Change in Brass
comic story / 8 pages
Credits
- Script:
- ?
- Pencils:
- Ken Rice
- Inks:
- Ken Rice
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- typeset (Leroy lettering)
Content Information
- Genre:
- War
- Characters:
- Lieutenant Bill Mapes; Lieutenant Warwick; Louie; Joe; Red; Colonel Cowan
- Synopsis:
- Bill Mapes hated his Lieutenant in WWII, but during the Korean War when he becomes a Lieutenant he learns his former Lieutenant was right.
Indexer Notes
Korean War story
A Guy and his Tank
comic story / 8 pages
Credits
- Script:
- ?
- Pencils:
- Bill Molno
- Inks:
- Bill Molno
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- typeset (Leroy lettering)
Content Information
- Genre:
- War
- Characters:
- Private Orlie Tecumseh Mackinaw; Rocky; Mason; Levin
- Synopsis:
- Private Mackinaw figures that driving a Tank is just like driving the tractor he had back home.
Indexer Notes
Korean War story
Decision on Devil's Ridge
comic story / 7 pages
Credits
- Script:
- Robert Turner
- Pencils:
- Jim McLaughlin
- Inks:
- Jim McLaughlin
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- ?
Content Information
- Genre:
- War
- Characters:
- Second Lieutenant Pat Reynolds; Leo Matson
- Synopsis:
- Second Lieutenant Reynolds is sent out to rescue a Paratrooper only to find that the man he is rescuing is the man who stole his girlfriend.
Indexer Notes
Korean War story. Robert Turner lists this as one of the stories he wrote from late 1950 - 1952, in his book "Some of My Best Friends Are Writers..." (1970).
Operation: Abracadabra
comic story / 7 pages
Credits
- Script:
- Robert Turner
- Pencils:
- Lou Cameron
- Inks:
- Lou Cameron
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- ?
Content Information
- Genre:
- War
- Characters:
- Danny Moore; Ray Williams; Brigadier General Fanshaw; Fay Ming
- Synopsis:
- Moore and Williams are sent to rescue a captured General, but Moore, the practical joker of the outfit, takes his gags along, which come in useful when they are captured.
Indexer Notes
Robert Turner lists this as one of the stories he wrote from late 1950 - 1952, in his book "Some of My Best Friends Are Writers..." (1970).
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