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Combat Kelly 30
Atlas Tales
Title Profile
Curated Atlas tales, timelines, and cover art notes.
Issue Information
- Cover Date
- April 1955
- Indicia Frequency
- bi-monthly
- Indicia Publisher
- Sphere Publications, inc.
- Starring
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Combat Kelly starring
- Cover Credits
-
Sol Brodsky pencils attributed
- Contributions
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Nick Caputo: Cover Creator Credit
Issue Overview
Combat Kelly #30 was published by Sphere Publications, inc. in April 1955. It is part of the Combat Kelly series, which ran from November 1951 to August 1957.
Cover credits include Sol Brodsky. This issue features Combat Kelly.
Atlas Tales indexes 5 stories for this issue, including "Victory In the Village." Indexed story credits include Dave Berg and Joe Maneely.
Stories
Victory In the Village
Credits
Dave Berg pencils signed
Combat Kelly
starring
Contributors:
Joe Moore: Creator Credit
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Joe Moore: Creator Credit
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Notes: Korean War story. Note on splash reads, "A Combat Kelly salute to the 'Hourglass Division' 7th Infantry Division."
The Fighting 92nd
Credits
Dave Berg pencils signed
Contributors:
Joe Moore: Creator Credit
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Joe Moore: Creator Credit
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Notes: WW I story.
Notes on splash read, "A Combat Kelly salute to the 'Buffalo Division' 92nd Infantry Div." and "A Combat Kelly salute to the 'Evergreen Division' 91st Infantry Div." Kelly further tells the reader "Here's a salute to two Negro divisions that saw action in the First World War ..." There is apparently some confusion. While the 92nd was a segregated African-American unit in WWI, the 91st was not. Perhaps the 93rd Infantry Division was intended; it was also a segregated unit, which included the 369th Infantry Regiment, the much-decorated "Harlem Hellfighters".
Notes on splash read, "A Combat Kelly salute to the 'Buffalo Division' 92nd Infantry Div." and "A Combat Kelly salute to the 'Evergreen Division' 91st Infantry Div." Kelly further tells the reader "Here's a salute to two Negro divisions that saw action in the First World War ..." There is apparently some confusion. While the 92nd was a segregated African-American unit in WWI, the 91st was not. Perhaps the 93rd Infantry Division was intended; it was also a segregated unit, which included the 369th Infantry Regiment, the much-decorated "Harlem Hellfighters".
Feature: True War Stories that Made History...Told by Combat Kelly
Behind Enemy Lines
Credits
Joe Maneely pencils attributed
Notes: Korean War story.
Feature: Cookie's Combat Course
Death Detail!
Credits
Dave Berg pencils signed
Combat Kelly
starring
Contributors:
Joe Moore: Creator Credit
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Joe Moore: Creator Credit
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Notes: WWII-European front in 1945- story. Note on splash reads, "A Combat Kelly salute to the 'Blue and Gray Division' the 29th U.S. Division."
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