Combat Kelly and the Deadly Dozen, #3 (Marvel Comics, 1972) InventoryBox_17

Combat Kelly and the Deadly Dozen, #3 (Marvel Comics, 1972) InventoryBox_17This issue of Combat Kelly and the Deadly Dozen, #3, was published in October 1972 by Marvel Comics. The gripping story delves into the origin of Combat Kelly, a central figure in this gritty wartime series. With captivating artwork and a thrilling narrative, this comic is a must have for collectors and fans of military themed comics. About the cover The dynamic cover art, featuring Combat Kelly and his team in an intense battle scene, was designed to

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