Comic Book - DC Comics War Comic Set: GI Combat No. 140 & Our Army at War No. 219 (1970) attic no returns

DC Comics War Comic Set: GI Combat No. 140 & Our Army at War No. 219 (1970) brings together two classic war-themed Silver Age comics, perfect for collectors of military action, mid-century storytelling, and DC’s dynamic artwork. Both issues offer high-energy stories of heroism, strategy, and battlefield drama, showcasing the bold illustrations and gripping narratives that defined DC’s war titles in the 1970s.

• GI Combat No. 140 presents daring missions, tense combat sequences, and soldierly camaraderie, capturing the tension and valor of World War II and contemporary war storytelling.

• Our Army at War No. 219 features additional battlefield heroics, tactical adventures, and striking artwork, emphasizing the courage and resourcefulness of soldiers in combat situations.

Together, these issues provide a rich snapshot of DC Comics’ war-themed storytelling, highlighting action-packed plots, dynamic panels, and strong character work. Collectors and enthusiasts of Silver Age war comics will appreciate both the historical and entertainment value of this set.

Both comics are in fair vintage condition, showing age-appropriate wear such as light cover creases, edge scuffs, and mild page toning. Photos show the exact condition of each issue.

Details:

• Titles: GI Combat & Our Army at War

• Issue Numbers: GI Combat No. 140; Our Army at War No. 219

• Publisher: DC Comics

• Year Published: 1970

• Format: Single-issue comics, full color (sold as a set)

• Genre: War, action-adventure, Silver Age comics

• Condition: Fair vintage condition with expected age-related wear, including minor cover creases, light edge wear, and page toning. No missing pages unless otherwise noted.

Additional Notes:
These comics come from our private attic archives, carefully stored for decades. This set is perfect for collectors of DC war comics, Silver Age storytelling, or vintage military-themed comics.

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