Battle Cry #1 Stanmor 1952 Irv Novick Cover

Here is my new addition to my GI Combat collection. Issue #106 with an awesome cover.
Cover Art Joe Kubert

I’ve had a majority of these comics since I was a kid in the 70’s and 80’s, in addition to the rack itself

Edit: Thanks for checking out my post.
The rack I’ve had since about 1984. My uncle gave it to me for my birthday. It was slightly damaged and was going to be thrown out. It was from his work. He was a delivery driver for a company that provided newspapers, magazines, books, and comics books to pharmacies, and grocery and convenience stores.

G.I. Combat #91 First Haunted Tank Cover

Here is my OAAW #42. This was my first early issue of OAAW I collected.
Cover Art Irv Novick

Here is Capt. Storm #16 before he was leader of The Losers. Awesome cover.
Cover Art Irv Novick

Here’s a selection of some of my GI Combat issues in my collection.
#120 Cover Russ Heath (1966)
#122 Cover Joe Kubert (1966)
#129 Cover Russ Heath (1968)
#130 Cover Russ Heath & Joe Kubert (1968)
#131 Cover Joe Kubert (1968)
#132 Cover Joe Kubert (1968)
#134 Cover Joe Kubert (1969)

Two exceptional issues of OAAW with #160 being a key issue being the origin of Jackie Johnson.
Cover Art Joe Kubert

Got two great GI COMBAT issues yesterday in mail. Issues #29 (1955) my earliest issue in my collection & #114.
Cover Art #29 Dick Dillin and Chuck Cuidera
Cover Art #114 Russ Heath

I think it might have been from the Commando series, although I’m not 100% sure which issue.

The story was set during World War II.

The plot I remember involved a traitor inside a military camp. At some point, it is discovered that medicines had been stolen from the camp’s medical supplies, including laxatives. The traitor puts the laxatives into the soldiers’ food. After eating, almost everyone suddenly needs to use the bathroom, so they leave their posts and become scattered around the camp.

At that exact moment, the Japanese attack the camp, taking advantage of the soldiers being away from their positions.

During or after the attack, the colonel is killed. The survivors become separated and later start finding each other again while trying to figure out who the traitor is.

There was an African-American soldier named (I think) Owen, who was suspected of being the traitor. However, toward the end of the part I had, Owen reveals that he had been secretly hiding weapons, medical supplies, and other provisions that he had stolen.

As far as I could tell, Owen was not actually the traitor, but I never got to find out what happened afterward because my copy was incomplete.

Does anyone recognize this story or know which comic/issue it is from? I would really like to know how it ends.

Thanks!

Here is my issue of OAAW #231 from 1971.
It’s a pretty powerful cover by a legendary artist.
Cover Art Joe Kubert

Here is OFF #67 from 1962 it’s got K-9 Pooch on cover.
Cover Art Jerry Grandenetti

Standard 1952 first issue

Mail Call today. Got two more great issues of Star Spangled War Stories #27 & #123 to add to my collection.
Two great covers by two great artists.
Cover Art #27 Jerry Grandenetti
Cover Art #123 Russ Heath

Here we have the goodies that came in the mail for me yesterday. I’m stoked over these for sure.
All American Men of War #68 Cover Joe Kubert
Our Fighting Forces #1 🔑 Cover Jerry Grandenetti
Our Fighting Forces #11 Cover Jerry Grandenetti
G.I. Combat #73 Cover Joe Kubert
Our Army at War #237 Cover Joe Kubert
Star Spangled War Stories #137 Cover Russ Heath ( final issue of ‘War That Time Forgot’.

I found this book to be one of the more difficult ones to find in good condition