The Army & Navy may have built up quite a rivalry over the years, but once upon a time they shared a comic book:
It didn't last long - only 5 issues...
...and those few issues were... a liitle odd...
Private Rook, whose blurbs adorn the covers above, tended to longer stories - 16 pages typically - but we'll likely come back to check him out. Let's look at a couple shorter features. One was Dizzy Diaries - the kind of strip you're only likely to see in a wartime (1942) comic book:
Other strips focused on our boys - and girls...
It was a strange little comic book. But in the next issue, a new feature would debut and things would get truly Odd as he took over the title...
Private Rook, whose blurbs adorn the covers above, tended to longer stories - 16 pages typically - but we'll likely come back to check him out. Let's look at a couple shorter features. One was Dizzy Diaries - the kind of strip you're only likely to see in a wartime (1942) comic book:
Other strips focused on our boys - and girls...
strips from Army And Navy Comics #4 (1942)
