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Cover: Sam Glanzman
Fightin' Air Force #22
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Charlton's Fightin' Air Force #22 from 1960 delivers a punchy wartime cover by Sam Glanzman, dominated by a low-flying fighter marked "711" roaring over a devastated island installation, rockets blazing from its wings as enemy structures crumble below. A inset portrait of a determined aviator anchors the lower left, while a speech bubble declares the Marines can stand down — the job on this island is done. With Joe Gill scripting "The Jet Phantom!" and Rocco Mastroserio on inks, this ten-cent Charlton package offers solid mid-century war comics action.
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