Vintage War Comics Lot: Fightin’ Army #158, #159, #160 (1982), Charlton Comics | Bronze Age War Comic Series, Military Comics
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A solid 3-book Charlton war-comic lot with bold battlefield covers and strong old-paper reader appeal. This Fightin’ Army trio from 1982 is a good fit for collectors building out late Charlton war runs or readers who like affordable vintage military comics with real shelf presence.
Story Teaser
The Fightin’ Army series followed U.S. Army-centered war stories across multiple conflicts, including WWII and Korea, with the rough-edged action Charlton war readers know well. This lot gives you three consecutive-feeling later-run issues with classic combat covers, interior ads, and that unmistakable Charlton war-comic energy.
Quick Specs
• Item Type: Vintage comic book lot
• Title: Fightin’ Army #158, #159, #160
• Size: 10 x 7 inches
• Material: Paper
• Color: Full color covers and interiors; cream/tan aged paper
• Origin or Maker: Charlton Comics / Charlton Publications
• Year or Era: 1982
• GENRE: War Comics / Military Comics
• Language: English
Identifiers:
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Fightin’ Army Vol. 14 No. 158, June 1982, 60¢, UK 20p
- Fightin’ Army Vol. 14 No. 159, August 1982, 60¢, UK 20p
- Fightin’ Army Vol. 14 No. 160, October 1982, 60¢, UK 20p
Edition & Features
• Edition/Printing: Vintage single-issue comic lot, later-run Charlton issues
• Complete: Not confirmed page-by-page; comics appear intact from photo review
• Interior vintage ads: Yes
• Extras: Bright cover art, Charlton war-comic series issues, back-cover ads visible
• Notes: Interior indicia visible for #158, #159, and #160 show 1982 publication details
Condition Grade: Good
• Notes: We are not professionally grading comic books, so this is a conservative in-house assessment based on close photo review.
• #160 front cover shows visible pen/ink marks near the top edge and left upper area, plus light edge wear and corner wear
• #159 front cover has a white price sticker residue/label at the upper right and visible creasing/wear near the top edge
• #158 shows a long red pen/marker line across the lower interior/indicia page visible in the photo
• Interiors show age toning consistent with vintage paper
• Covers show general handling wear, edge wear, and light corner wear across the lot
• Lot presents as reader-grade, with bright cover colors and good visual shelf appeal despite flaws
• See all photos. Sold as pictured.
This 1982 Charlton lot runs Fightin’ Army #158, #159, and #160 with their bright combat covers, and it suits a Bronze Age war comics shelf. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
- Near Fine: Close to new. Any flaw is small and named above.
- Very Good: Light use. Every flaw is named above, and none of them get in the way of reading or display.
- Good: Complete and usable, with clear signs of use. Every flaw is named above.
- Fair: Heavy wear or damage, named above. A reading or working copy, not a display piece.
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