Cover: Sam Glanzman

Fightin' Air Force #37

Mar 1963 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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“One Good Reason”

In "One Good Reason," former army clerk Ed Leland finds himself pulled back into service during the Korean War, trading his quiet life as a bookkeeper for the demands of the Air Force. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated with gritty precision by Sam Glanzman—both on pencils and inks—this 1963 Charlton classic captures a man rediscovering his strength in the face of duty. The cover, also by Glanzman, perfectly frames the story’s quiet resolve and quiet courage.

writer Joe Gill · artist, inker Sam Glanzman · cover Sam Glanzman

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writer Joe Gill

artist, inker Sam Glanzman

cover pencils, inks Sam Glanzman

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Ed Leland became a meek bookkeeper after leaving the army after World War II, but was called back into service in the Air Force for the Korean War and regained his confidence.

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