All-American Men of War, #89

Published: January-February 1962

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All-American Men of War #89

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Issue Contents:
1 page war
Story Notes

Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein's 1962 drawing Jet Pilot is based on the lower right panel of this cover.

Story 1 1 page
Story Notes

Sold by Honor House Products. Inside front cover.

Story 2 1 page
Story Notes

Sold by Honor House Products.

The Fighting Angel!
Story 3 6 pages war
Story Notes

Roy Lichtenstein's painting "Tex" was copied from a panel in this story.

Pulse-Stopping

Featuring The Brave and the Bold; Suicide Squad

Story 4 0 pages
Howitzer Food-Shell!
Story 5 1 page non-fiction; war
Story 6 1 page
Watch for the Fourth Superman Annual!

Featuring Giant Superman Annual

Story 7 1 page
The Star Jockey!
Story 8 13 pages war
Credits
Story Notes

Roy Lichtenstein's painting “Whaam!" was copied from one panel in this story. Another Lichtenstein painting, "Okay Hot-Shot, Okay!" was based in part on another panel from the story.

Featuring Our Fighting Forces; Gunner & Sarge

Story 9 0 pages
Story 10 1 page
Another Giant Batman Collection!

Featuring Giant Batman Annual

Story 11 1 page
The Secret of the Happy Pig!
Story 12 1 page advocacy; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Credits
Aces Wild!
Story 13 6 pages war
Credits
Story Notes

Roy Lichtenstein's paintings “Blam" and "Brattata" were copied from two different panels in this story.

Featuring Our Army at War; Sgt. Rock

Story 14 0 pages
Task Force
Story 15 1 page
Story Notes

Sold by Helen of Toy.

Story 16 1 page
Story 17 1 page
Story Notes

Sold by Josely Co.

Story 18 1 page
Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Story 19 1 page
Story Notes

Sold by Daisy Manufacturing Company. Back cover.