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Sgt. Rock, #337 British

Published: February 1980

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A Bridge Called Charlie

Story Featuring Sgt. Rock

"Sarge -- Why'd that Nazi put an iron cross... on Charlie?"

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A Bridge Called Charlie

Story Featuring Sgt. Rock

"How's it goin'? Me? I'm Rock... Sergeant... Easy Co.! I just left ten Easy guys guardin' a bridge..."

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The Little War!

Story Featuring Bob Kanigher's Gallery of War

"Ready for the Armistice Day parade, son?"

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Set sometime after World War II in a unknown American city, and sometime in the Spanish–American War, in flashback.

Orders Are Orders!

"Men, just follow my orders -- and you'll be able to handle any emergency!"

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Letter Column Featuring Take Ten

"I think that Superman and Sgt. Rock #10 was a piece of (censored)."

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Letters from Murray Jansen, Charles David Haskell, Tony Baughman, Jim Kelly, Jeff Skinkus, and Harold Abramowitz. Promo blurb for G.I. Combat.

Volume 79 Issue 46 - Week of November 19, 1979

In-House Column Featuring Daily Planet , In-House Column Featuring Direct Currents , In-House Column Featuring The Answer Man

"Superman and Lois celebrate wedding anniversary"

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Promo for The Superman Family (DC, 1974 series) #200 with illustration from the issue's cover. Promo for Men of War (DC, 1977 series) #26. Direct Currents: On Sale the Week of December 3rd. Ask the Answer Man P-346 with questions from David Koenisgsberg, Fermin Beardsley, Mark Barnet, Robert Nelson, Rob Shindler, Alan Clark, David McMahon, Jay Wright, Matthew Downey, Laney Loftin, Jeff Carlisle, and Kaan Clark. Fred Hembeck's comic strip with Flash, Captain Boomerang, Colonel Frisbee, and General Yo-Yo.

Batman and Professor Plutonium

Story Featuring Batman , Ad Featuring Hostess Twinkies

"Batman has received a tip that a criminal called Professor Plutonium will strike at midnight, from Gotham Harbor."

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