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Our Army at War 241, page 36 (first page of USS Stevens story) by Sam Glanzman

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Location: World War II - Our Army at War #241 (1972)
Title: Our Army at War 241, page 36 (first page of USS Stevens story) by Sam Glanzman*
Artist:  Sam Glanzman (Penciller) ,  Sam Glanzman (Inker) ,  John Costanza (Letterer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 165
Likes on CAF: 5
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 11/13/2024

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"Batmen" by Sam Glanzman. First of a four-page story.

The USS Stevens's radar detects enemy aircraft, putting the ship at battle stations.

Sam drew on his World War II service aboard the destroyer USS Stevens in the Pacific to write and draw the eponymous series for DC comics.

Thank you to CAF member Dewey Cassell for letting me add "Batmen" to my World War II collection.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 11/13/2024

Very appropriate nickname for the radar operators of the naval fleet.  War isn't just won by strength, but by having the most advanced and efficient means to deploy those strengths.  Knowing an enemy's movements is key to having real time countermeasures.  Glanzman wrote and drew this entirely making it have even more meaning as he served on this boat during WWII.  

John C Member Since 2014
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Posted On 11/15/2024

Great pickup and when you get tired of looking at you can sell for scrap paper.

Peter Roe Member Since 2009
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Posted On 11/16/2024

John C wrote:
"  Great pickup and when you get tired of looking at you can sell for scrap paper.
 "

Savonarola would burn it.

Miki Annamanthadoo Member Since 2003
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Posted On 11/16/2024

Peter Roe wrote:
"  Savonarola would burn it.
 "

Good call! You don't want it to fall into enemy hands!