Published: March 1972
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Story Featuring Sgt. Rock
"How long can Rock keep standin' up front like that?"
"This is the battlefied Jim Beechum knows -- the big front -- the big war!"
"All bright an' shiny! Yessir! Like some kinda cardboard toy in an ole man's Veterans Day Parade!"
"That torpedo will hit this enemy sub--only if I stay right on it-- until--!!"
"Sgt. Rock here... describin' one of the most important jobs that helps win a war... aside from the actual fightin'! It's called communications!"
Letter Column Featuring Take Ten
Letters from Warren A. Crooker, Dick Glass, Bill Raymond, and Bob Talbott.
Ad Featuring American Seeds
Ad for selling vegetable and flower seeds for the American Seed Co., in exchange for prizes or money. Color ad on back cover.
Ad Featuring Olympic Sales / Olympia Sales Cards
Inside back cover.
Ad Featuring Revolutionary War Soldiers
Ad Featuring Gandalf Embroidered Cloth Patches
Dynamite patches featuring Superstar $1.00 for each one.
A page of small and classified ads for various products.
Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper
"Sell Grit "America's greatest family newspaper"."
Ad inviting boys in the continental U.S to sell Grit family newspapers for prizes and cash.
Ad Featuring ICS / International Correspondence Schools
"266 ways to win yourself a raise in pay"
Story Featuring Columbia Record Club
Ad for a subscription record club.
Ad Featuring Aurora Products
"Aurora rolls out a half dozen new A/FX heavies."
Aurora race car advertisement featuring models numbered 1761, 1762, 1763, 1764, 1765, and 1766.
Ad Featuring Charles Atlas Dynamic Tension System
"Hey! Quit kicking that sand in our faces!"
Inside front cover comics ad for Charles Atlas' "Dynamic-Tension" book.
House ad for Our Fighting Forces (DC, 1954 series) #136.
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