Cover: Michael Golden

The 'Nam Magazine #4

Nov 1988 · Marvel · 2.00 USD; 0.50 GBP; 2.75 CAD

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“Good Ol' Days”

In "Good Ol' Days," veteran scout Duong recounts his complex journey from fighting alongside communist forces to becoming a Kit-Carson scout for the U.S. Army, navigating loyalty, survival, and the shifting tides of war. Written by Doug Murray and brought to life with gritty detail by Michael Golden, Wayne Vansant, and Bob McLeod, this poignant story captures a moment of personal reckoning amid the chaos of conflict. The cover by Michael Golden perfectly frames the emotional weight of Duong’s past and present.

writer Doug Murray · artist Michael Golden · artist, inker Wayne Vansant · inker Bob McLeod · letterer Kurt Hathaway · cover Michael Golden

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Full credits

writer Doug Murray

artist Michael Golden

artist, inker Wayne Vansant

inker Bob McLeod

letterer Kurt Hathaway

cover pencils, inks Michael Golden

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Duong, a Kit-Carson scout for the U.S. Army tells the story of how he has fought for his country and eventually left the communist forces and joined the Americans.

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