(1) Letterer credit per Cuidera and added by Craig Delich January 14, 2012.
(2) The 1 unidentified member could be Stanislaus, Zeg, or Chuck (or possibly Boris).
(3) Subtitled, "Stories of the Military Action on Land Section 1." and "Army".
Ken Quattro, in an article in Alter Ego (TwoMorrows, 1999 series) #127 (August 2014), cites a quote made by Busy Arnold, in which Arnold states that Jerry Robinson did the art on this story. But the art is clearly Henkel's. Possibly Arnold had this issue confused with #8's story, illustrated by Robinson's good friend, Bernard Klein.
Final appearance.
Has a secondary title: "Navy" and "Stories of Military Action at Sea Section 2."
This tale is one of two (#7 and #8) that no member of the Patrol was killed in the story.
The Men of Mystery Comics (AC, 1999 series) #100 (2016) reprint credits Elmer Wexler with the art.
Final appearance of the Miss America [Quality] feature. The character Miss America [Joan Dale] next appears in All-Star Squadron (DC, 1981 series) #31 (March 1984).
Jaffee, wanting to get into comic books, was hired by Will Eisner to do this strip, but he soon found that his style ill-suited for the wartime hero books, and the strip being astoundingly anachronistic for its parody of the superhero.
The wrong statement was printed. This is for Police Comics (Quality Comics, 1941 series).
The statement for this issue is in Police Comics #7.
Comic Magazines Inc., 322 Main Street, Stamford, Conn.;
Editor: Edward Cronin, 322 Main Street, Stamford, Conn.;
Business Manager: Everett M. Arnold, 198 Shore Road, Old Greenwich, Conn.;
Owners: Everett M. Arnold, Claire C. Arnold, Henry P. Martin, 8 Foster Dr. Des Moines, Iowa;
Published monthly at Buffalo, New York.
This statement is at the bottom of page one of the text story.
This appears at the bottom of page two of the text stories.
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