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Title
Submarine Attack
Date | Number: 11 | Lang: English (en)
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File size 34.89mb consisting of 36 pages | Format: EBook
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   By
Eternamente agradecido por su gran trabajo. GRACIAS.
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Unfortunately, the comic is very disappointing despite the awesome attraction of the beautiful cover art. The biggest trouble is that there really aren’t any stories per se, they are more like illustrated historical facts and figures with some very perfunctory drama inserted. Plus outside of the first story, where the art is very nicely composed and effective, the rest of the stories look like rank amateurs. Some action scenes aren’t too bad, but faces and bodies are barely rendered at all. Ultimately, the biggest offender is that the book is just boring as hell. I credit Charlton for the variety of concepts and subjects they tackled, but man if they can’t even get stories about wartime submarines to be interesting and exciting, it’s a bad sign.
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Well, different strokes for different folks! The last two stories here are by Sam Glantzman. Sam was a seaman during WWII and stationed in the pacific and therefore all his work on War in the pacific is technically accurate, and he created a lot of comics on the subject. His planes, ships, submarines, uniforms, behavior of the seamen will all be accurate. And excellently drawn. If I'm going to read war comics I would much prefer true to life stories than pure fiction. That I could write myself. Sam's War comics work for Charlton is very scattered. It would be nice to have it all collected in one place.
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You have to hand it to Charlton for keeping this specialized category of war comic going for eight years! Most other publishers who had lines of war comics touched on the subject in at least some stories -- and for a time in the early '60s, it almost seemed as though the "frogman" story at DC would become some kind of ongoing feature (but it never actually did -- except in SEA DEVILS, a non-war comic). Previous titles from Avon (FIGHTING UNDERSEA COMMANDOS #1-5) and Hillman (FROGMAN COMICS #1-11) concentrated specifically on the action of divers, but Charlton shifted the focus to submarine warfare in general, and that to me is what (besides an ongoing character, or specific great artwork) distinguishes a war title and makes it interesting to me... by focusing on one specific aspect of a specific war.
  
Additional Information
 
NameSubmarine Attack 11 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: quarterly
NotesIndexed from a scan from http://digitalcomicmuseum.com.
 
Cover1 page
GenreWar
PencilsCharles Nicholas (signed)
InksVince Alascia (signed)
 
Comic StoryType XXI (5 pages)
Job #S3822
GenreWar
Script ?
PencilsBill Molno
InksVince Alascia
LettersJon D'Agostino
Notescredits per Nick Caputo, March 2014.
 
Comic StorySilent Enemy (5 pages)
Job #3466
GenreWar
Script
PencilsSam Glanzman
InksSam Glanzman
Notescredits per Nick Caputo, March 2014.
 
Comic StoryDeep and Deadly (5 pages)
Job #S3892
GenreWar
Script ?
PencilsBill Molno
InksSal Trapani
LettersJon D'Agostino
Notescredits per Nick Caputo, March 2014.
 
Text StoryThe One Man Fleet (1.85 pages)
Letterstypeset
GenreWar
 
Statement of OwnershipNo Title
Letterstypeset
NotesTitle listed as SPEED DEMONS and Burton N. Levey as editor.
 
Comic StoryThe Japanese Baka Bomb (5 pages)
Job #S2933
GenreWar
Script (signed)
PencilsSam Glanzman (signed)
InksSam Glanzman (signed)
LettersJon D'Agostino
 
Comic StoryTanker Trap (5 pages)
Job #S2932
GenreWar
Script (signed)
PencilsSam Glanzman (signed)
InksSam Glanzman (signed)
LettersJon D'Agostino
 
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