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Fightin' Air Force #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Crippled Eagle" follows an intercontinental bomber with a crippled engine that must complete its bombing run despite mechanical failure, with the crew working to keep the aircraft operational until they can reach safety. "The Old Birds of World War I" is a historical feature comparing the primitive fighter planes of World War I—which lacked landing brakes and required extraordinary piloting skill—to modern jet aircraft, noting how World War I aces performed remarkable aerial maneuvers with their undependable machines.
Contains 5 stories
Jinxed Corsair
The Crippled Eagle
The Blackpool Front
More Wings Than He Knows
The Old Birds of World War I
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Full credits
writer Joe Gill
artist, inker Sam Glanzman
letterer Jon D'Agostino
cover pencils Charles Nicholas
cover inks Vince Alascia
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Reprinted in War #29 (1981)
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