All-American Men of War #68
In "The Man and the Gun!", a weary but resourceful gunner finds himself in the thick of wartime action, where every tool—especially a rifle—can serve a surprising purpose, from defending against enemy PT boats to doubling as a makeshift bat. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life with gritty detail by artist Jerry Grandenetti, this 1959 issue captures the humor and tension of combat with a touch of quiet heroism. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Joe Kubert, perfectly captures the moment’s intensity.
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Gunner teaches us that the man with the gun may have to use it against Japanese PT Boats, planes, or as a baseball bat...in between naps, that is.
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