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Publication history
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Collected editions
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Overview
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- Genre
- War
- Publication date
- Vol. 1: October 1952–March 1987 Vol. 2: July 2012– February 2013
- Publisher
- Quality Comics (1952–56) DC Comics (1957–1987, 2012–2013)
- Editor
- Robert Kanigher (#44–129) Joe Kubert (#130–157) Archie Goodwin (#158–173) Murray Boltinoff (#174–288)
- Format
- Ongoing series
- Inker
- Vol. 1: Mike Esposito
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Overview
Publication history
- G.I.s G.I. (military)
- Cold War
- Anti-Communist
- World War II
- Vietnam War
- Blackhawk Blackhawk (DC Comics)
- Robert Kanigher
- Joe Kubert
- Jerry Grandenetti
- Neal Adams
- Haunted Tank
- The Losers The Losers (comics)
- Dollar Comics
- Monitor Monitor (Mar Novu)
- Sgt. Rock
- Unknown Soldier Unknown Soldier (DC Comics)
- Weird War Tales
- Cover dated Cover date
- The New 52
- The War that Time Forgot
- J. T. Krul
- Ariel Olivetti
- Justin Gray
- Jimmy Palmiotti
- Dan Panosian
Collected editions
- ISBN ISBN (identifier)
- Russ Heath
- Showcase Presents
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Map overview Semantic statistics
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Nodes36
Edges35
Triples83
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
Components1
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G.I. Combat
Top relations
related to Collected editions · 26
G.I. Combat → April, Combat, Combat Vol, December, Eras, Forgot, Haunted Tank, Haunted TankVolume, Introducing, ISBN, July, June, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, May, Presents, Robert Kanigher, Rock Archives Vol, Russ Heath
related to history · 21
G.I. Combat → American, As, Blackhawk, Cold War, Combat, Communist, DC, Initially, January, Jerry Grandenetti, Joe Kubert, Many, Neal Adams, October, Quality, Quality Comics, Robert Kanigher, The, Vietnam War, When DC Comics
related to 2012 series · 17
G.I. Combat → Ariel Olivetti, Combat, Dan Panosian, DC, December, Featured, February, Jimmy Palmiotti, July, Justin Gray, Krul, The, The Haunted Tank, The New, The War, Time Forgot, Unknown Soldier
related to External links · 7
G.I. Combat → Combat, Comic Book DB, Comics, Cover BrowserG, DC Comics, Mike's Amazing World, Quality Comics
Editor · 1
G.I. Combat → Robert Kanigher (#44–129) Joe Kubert (#130–157) Archie Goodwin (#158–173) Murray Boltinoff (#174–288)
Format · 1
G.I. Combat → Ongoing series
Genre · 1
G.I. Combat → War
Inker · 1
G.I. Combat → Vol. 1: Mike Esposito
Main character · 1
G.I. Combat → The Haunted Tank
No. of issues · 1
G.I. Combat → Vol. 1: 288 Vol. 2: 8 (#1–7 plus issue numbered 0)
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Important terminology
combat vol issue war comics isbn dc pages 2012 quality series stories 1987 neal adams 288 robert kanigher collects 1952
Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples
Extracted RDF-like relationships with confidence and source. The table includes structured facts and lower-confidence contextual relations.| Subject | Predicate | Object | Confidence | Src |
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| G.I. Combat | Editor | Robert Kanigher (#44–129) Joe Kubert (#130–157) Archie Goodwin (#158–173) Murray Boltinoff (#174–288) | 1.00 | infobox |
| G.I. Combat | Format | Ongoing series | 1.00 | infobox |
| G.I. Combat | Genre | War | 1.00 | infobox |
| G.I. Combat | Inker | Vol. 1: Mike Esposito | 1.00 | infobox |
| G.I. Combat | Main character | The Haunted Tank | 1.00 | infobox |
| G.I. Combat | No. of issues | Vol. 1: 288 Vol. 2: 8 (#1–7 plus issue numbered 0) | 1.00 | infobox |
| G.I. Combat | Penciller | Vol. 1: Neal Adams, Ross Andru, Sam Glanzman, Jerry Grandenetti, Joe Kubert Vol. 2: Howard Chaykin, Staz Johnson, Ariel Olivetti, Dan Panosian | 1.00 | infobox |
| G.I. Combat | Publication date | Vol. 1: October 1952–March 1987 Vol. 2: July 2012– February 2013 | 1.00 | infobox |
| G.I. Combat | Publisher | Quality Comics (1952–56) DC Comics (1957–1987, 2012–2013) | 1.00 | infobox |
| G.I. Combat | Schedule | Monthly: #1–78, #158–170 #175–200, #221–277 Bimonthly: #79–157, #171–175 #201–220, #278–288 | 1.00 | infobox |
| G.I. Combat | Written by | Vol. 1: Archie Goodwin, Robert Kanigher, George Kashdan Vol. 2: Justin Gray, J. T. Krul, Jimmy Palmiotti, Peter Tomasi | 1.00 | infobox |
| the Vietnam War.The first issue of G.I | instance of | the World War II setting was sometimes used to discuss themes pertinent to contemporary conflicts | 0.80 | text |
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