All-American Men of War, #116
Published: July-August 1966
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Circle of Death!
Characters
- Lt. Steve Savage
Credits
- Pencils: Joe Kubert
- Inks: Joe Kubert
- Colors: Jack Adler
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Circle of Death!
Storyline
Savage tangles with the enemy pilot known as the Executioner, but makes time for two brief flirtations, one of which ends in tragedy.
Characters
- Lieutenant Steve Savage
- the Executioner
Credits
- Script: Robert Kanigher
- Pencils: Russ Heath
- Inks: Russ Heath
Story Notes
Story across 18 pages in three parts: Part One (5.67 pp.), Part Two (5.67 pp.), Part Three (5.67 pp.).
Story Notes
Statement of October 1, 1965 Average number of copies sold during preceding 12 months (total paid circulation): 247,717 Actual number sold for issue nearest filing date (total paid circulation): 260,698 Owners: National Periodical Publications, Inc., Estate of Harry Donenfeld, J. S. Liebowitz, P. H. Sampliner, Irwin Donenfeld, S. U. Sampliner, and Sonia Iger, all at 575 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y. At the bottom of page 6 of the previous story sequence.
"How do you like my model ship?"
Credits
- Script: Henry Boltinoff
- Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
- Inks: Henry Boltinoff
- Letters: Henry Boltinoff
Story Notes
Idea submitted by Steven Smith of Centerport, Long Island. On the page immediately following page 6 of the previous story sequence.
Credits
- Script: E. Nelson Bridwell
Story Notes
Listing of DC comics on sale in late May 1966. On the page immediately following page 6 of the previous story sequence.
Natural Beauty -- Everybody's Fight
Storyline
Excerpts from a speech by President Lyndon Johnson regarding the preservation of nature.
Credits
- Script: Jack Schiff
- Pencils: Morris Waldinger (uncertain)
- Inks: Tom Nicolosi (uncertain)
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Story Notes
Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly. On the page immediately following the two previous sequences.
Look What's New on Route '66'
Credits
- Pencils: Kurt Schaffenberger
- Inks: Kurt Schaffenberger
Story Notes
Ad for AMT 1966 model cars.
"Riddle me this! What is the difference between Superman and a tired dog?"
Credits
- Pencils: Sheldon Moldoff
- Pencils: Curt Swan
- Inks: Joe Giella (uncertain)
- Inks: George Klein
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
House ad for Superman (DC, 1939 series) #188, "introduced" by the Riddler.
Air Force "Operations"
Credits
- Script: Morris Waldinger
- Pencils: Morris Waldinger
- Inks: Tom Nicolosi
Story Notes
On the page between page 12 and page 13 of the previous story sequence.
"Riddle me this! Why is a carrot like a DC magazine?"
Credits
- Pencils: Sheldon Moldoff
- Inks: Joe Giella (uncertain)
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Credits
- Script: Robert Kanigher
- Pencils: Joe Kubert
- Inks: Joe Kubert
Story Notes
Letters from Albert Nikk & Simon Vance, Bob Simmons, Peter Shelley, Ken Daly & William Yogel.
A 2nd Star Collection...
Credits
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Story Notes
House ad for Batman (DC, 1940 series) #182 [80 Page Giant #G-24], on sale May 12.
100 Magnets
Credits
- Pencils: Ross Andru
- Inks: Mike Esposito
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
One hundred magnets for 79 cents.
The Flying Mine!
Storyline
A World War II pilot tries a risky maneuver to bring down the Japanese planes around him.
Credits
- Script: Bill Finger
- Pencils: Russ Heath
- Inks: Russ Heath
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Combat Squad Gets Decorations
Storyline
Andy and George discuss the 15 different G. I. Joe uniforms available.
Credits
- Pencils: Irv Novick (uncertain)
- Inks: Irv Novick (uncertain)
Story Notes
Inside back cover; advertisement in sequential art form, including a solicitation to join the G. I. Joe Club.